Lauingen, and Sarmizegetusa (twice). At Ennetach he is with Nymphs, at Faimingen with Hygieia and the Mother of the Gods, and at Grand with Sol. A votive...
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years, and continued in that office until her death in 1195. Adelhaid of Faimingen was her successor. As early as 1159 Herrad had begun within the cloister...
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Germanic tribes north of the river. The Roman camp of Phoebiana (now Faimingen) was a bridgehead crossing the danube. There was an Apollo temple being...
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Härtsfeld in Heidenheim district near an old Roman road running from Faimingen in Lauingen to Bopfingen known as the Frankensträßle (English: Frankish...
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scene from Ulm to Lauingen. In addition, the man-made reservoirs near Faimingen, the Swabian Donaumoos between Ulm and Gundelfingen as well as the Gundelfingen...
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Domitian the unit was also in Noricum and then later in Raetia, possibly at Faimingen. Tribunus T Claudius Zeno. List of Roman auxiliary regiments Margaret...
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1288–1302 Degenhard von Hellenstein, 1303–1307 Friedrich I Spät von Faimingen, 1309–1331 Ulrich II von Schönegg, 1331–1337 Henry III von Schönegg, 1337–1348...
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Originally built for the von Falkenstein family, it was acquired by the von Faimingen family and the Counts von Helfenstein in the 12th century. The castle...
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Burgsalach (east) Fort behind Kastell Munningen (west-southwest) Kastell Faimingen (southwest) Kastell Pfünz (southeast) Fort in front Kleinkastell Gündersbach...
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1288–1302 Degenhard von Hellenstein, 1303–1307 Friedrich I Spät von Faimingen, 1309–1331 Ulrich II von Schönegg, 1331–1337 Henry III von Schönegg, 1337–1348...
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Ulrich VII received the county, Anna was given a dowry of the towns of Faimingen and Falkenstein, which she sold respectively in 1383 and 1390. Anna c...
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Roman sites in the Bavarian Danube valley on 26–27 September, including Faimingen, Eining, Kelheim, Regensburg, Straubing and Passau. 284 archaeologists...
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Bächingen a mile stone with the name of Emperor Caracalla and a reference to Faimingen (lat. Phoebiana) was discovered. Following the invasion of Germanic tribes...
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Degenhard of Hellenstein [de], Prince-bishop (1303–1307) Friedrich I Spät of Faimingen, Prince-bishop (1309–1331) Ulrich II of Schönegg, Prince-bishop (1331–1337)...
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