Vol. II. (of XXI.) by Thomas Carlyle]@TWC D-Link book Vol. II. (of XXI.) 22/23 and all manner of princes and grandees of the Empire, "one million two hundred thousand people looking on," say the old records, perhaps not quite exact in their arithmetic. Philip the Magnanimous, wishing to stop "pilgrimages no-whither," buried the LOCULUS away, it was never known where; under the floor of that Church somewhere, as is likeliest. Enough now of Marburg, and of its Teutsch Ritters too. [In our excellent Kohler's _Muntzbelustigungen_ (Nurnberg, 1729 et seqq.ii. |