. The history of the world; a survey of a man's record . E5E2 E4, 5C4E3B5 D4, 5E3E4F4P4E4E4D4D4E3D4D5D4D4C4E5E404D4EF4D4D3E4D4 FG5, GDFl, 2CDS, D3F2,3,G2,;DE3, 4, EF3FG4, 5,H4, 5CD3, 4 E4, 5 EF3,4,G5 CD5 Brandenburg Brixeu (BR) Cambray Chur Constance [KO]Eichstadt [E].... Freising Halberstadt Havelberg Hildesheim [HI] Lausanne Lebus LUbeck Llittich Meissen [MS].... Merseburg Metz [M] Minden Miiuster Naumburg Osnabriick Paderborn Ratzeburg Regensburg Schwerin Sitten Spires [SP] Strassburg [ST]. Toul Trent Utrecht Verden Verdun Worms [W] Wiirzburg 3. Abbeys Conielismuust
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