Mayence

Within the same years it was reprinted at Erfurt, The Hague, Cologne, Mayence, Leyden, and elsewhere.

Within ten years it had been reissued at Louvain, twice at Strasburg, twice at Mayence, at Leipsic, twice at Paris, twice at Cologne, at Antwerp, and at Venice.

You will receive particulars from your factor, Sir William Curtius, and from the Elector of Mayence.

The duke of Saxony, Lothaire, chosen at Mayence, as successor to Henry, was impatient to manifest his attachment to the house of Guelph, by espousing the heiress of Henry duke of Bavaria.

Loosed from his oaths, and from his duties, by the sovereign pontiff, the youthful Henry took up arms, and had himself elected emperor in a diet held at Mayence.