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The Tenn Circles or ProvincesFootnote 1 of the Empire, and what Horsemen, and ffootemen[,] everie one is bound to Contribute in all necessarie affayres for the State of the Empire, where is to be noted that the Protestantes in the same, doe double their Contribucion.
The Circle of the fower Electors, by the RiverFootnote 3 , vizt The ArchBishoppes of Mentz, Trier, and Collen, And ye Counte Pallatine who is head thereofFootnote 4

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The Circle of ffranconia whereof George Ludoricke of ZendamFootnote 13 is Head.

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The Circle of Bauaria Whereof the duke of BaireFootnote 37 is head

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The Circle of Austria with the Countries, and estates, apperteyning, whereof the Emperor is headFootnote 64

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The CirckeFootnote 82 of Sueuia Whereof in the place of Christopher late duke of Wertennberge, Charles Marquesse of BadenFootnote 83 , is now head.
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The Circle of ye Rhen Whereof the Count of SulmesFootnote 192 is heade.
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The Circle of Westphalia and of the lowe Countrye whereof LrikFootnote 312 Duke of Cleue wasFootnote 313 head
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The Circle of Saxonye superior
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Hernach volgend die Zehen Krayß, with manuscript annotations, Bayerische Staatsbibliothek, Res/4 Eur. 333.45, sig. Cir. Reproduced by permission of the Bayerische Staatsbibliothek.
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The Circle of Saxony inferior, whereof Adolph Duke of SaxonyeFootnote 457 is heade

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The Circle of BurgandyFootnote 506 whereof kinge PhilipFootnote 507 is head
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A note of the expences whereby 6000 Horsemen and 2 regimentes of ffootemen may bee entertained for one yeare accordinge as the kinge{s} of ffrance and Spaine doe paye.
The Captaine generall hath for his Wart gelt yeerely 8000 fflorens.Footnote 524
Twenty RichmastersFootnote 525 hauinge euery {one} 300 horses a peece {have} for their Wartgelt 400 dollors yeerely yat is for euery horse one dollor. And for the Ritmasters person 100 dollors which is in all > 2900Footnote 526 fflorens
Twoe Collonels of the 2 Regimentes of footemen haue 100 fflorens a peece, {that is} in all > 2000 fflorens
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{Twenty Captaines have ech of them yearly 150 Dallers a peece which is in all > 3000 fflorens}
Some onely forFootnote 527 the Wartgelt yeerely withinFootnote 528 money that they haue before they Come into the field onely because they {at}tend the service of that Prince yat will giue them this entertainment to bee sure of them when need requireth Amounteth after ye ffrench kinges paye to > 12200 fflorens
The kinge of Spaine vseth to giue to euery dutch Ritter, when hee is first entertained but one fflorensFootnote 529 And the ffrench kinge giveth 2 soe yat for 6000 Horses after the Spanishe order it Cometh but to > 6000 fflorens
Euery horseman hath when hee is commaunded to Come first to the musters 7 ½ fflorens the which monye is deducted at the paye daye} 45000 fflorens
Euery RitmaisterFootnote 530 beinge well furnished and appointed hath allowed forFootnote 531 the tyme yt hee Commeth from his horseFootnote 532 vntill hee Come to ye Musters ffor daye and night halfe ½ of a ffloren And for euery wagen the like tyme one ffloren
Note that for 12 horses there must bee entertained
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A wagen which must haue 4 able horses well furnished.
All these officers followinge are entertained in an Armie beinge in the field And haue these somes a peece in the moneth.

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The {intertainement} of the Ritmaister his officers and souldiers.
Euery Ritmaister hath for euery horse whereof there are at the least 300 in his band one ffloren in the Month as Kinge Philip alloweth but the ffrench kinge giveth twoe > 6000 fflorens
{Euery horsman well furnished and appointed in horse armor weapens &c. hath allowed 15 fflorens which amovnteth for 6000 monthly > 90000 fflorens}
Note yat for 6000 horses there must bee xxo Ritmaisters whereof euery one must haue his Lievetenant who is allowed euery month 74Footnote 538 fflorens That is for euery LievetenantFootnote 539 at the Month > 1500 fflorens
Euery Ritmaister hath alsoe an Ensigne bearer who is allowed monthly 75 ffloreas that is for 20 EnsignesFootnote 540 > 1500 fflorens

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A waggon wright and euery one of thoseFootnote 544 hath allowed 24 fflorens the Month, besides theire horses are Rekoned amongst others in the Musters At the paye daye soe that it Cometh to euery Ritmaister the moneth 429 fflorens And {so} to 20 Ritmaisters > 8580 fflorensFootnote 545
More euery Ritmaister is allowed 2 men to guard his person which haue 8 fflorens a peece, yat is for euery Ritmaister the month 16 fflorens and for 20 Ritmasters > 320
More euery Ritmaister is allowed him for 40Footnote 546 horse{s} an officer Called a RitmaisterFootnote 547 whose duty is to see good order kept And hee hath by the month for euery horse one ffloren yat is for one Ritmaister ye Month 300 fflorens and for 20 Ritmaisters > 6000 fflorens
Summa totalis 17900
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Note yat if there bee any Earles{,} Barrons{,} amongst the Ritmaisters bandes, There apperteyneth Certaine money for theire table, Accordinge to ye quality of theire person, and to ye honnor & estate yat they beare. > Footnote 548

ffor VorthegeltFootnote 550 yat is for dead payes and for money yat is demanded for such as doe any worthie exploit aboue his fellowes &c. >
The entertainement of the ffootemen
A regiment of footemen hath tenne Ensignes and euery ensigne 300 men and 70 payesFootnote 551 , Accomptinge euery pay 4 fflorens ye month which Cometh for one regiment to the month too 28000 fflorens And for 2 Regimentes > 56000 fflorens
In this last some isFootnote 552 not ReceauedFootnote 553 ye wages of all principall officers
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As Collonels Captains &c.
Soe yat ye Charge of sixe thousand horsemen and 2 Regimentes of footmen besides Wartgelt, Lanffgelt MathgeltFootnote 554 and Taffellgelt amounteth euery month > 170800 {fflorens}
An estimate of ye Charge of one thousand horsemen, And one Regiment of ffootemen, Accomptinge tenn Ensignes to a Regiment and 350 men, to an Ensigne to bee entertained one moneth as the Duchmen paye themselues

Note yat for one thousand horses there are wont to bee entertained 4 Ritmaisters and euery Ritmaister
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Hath these officers followinge.

ffor the Superior officers mongst the Roysters As the Marshall of the field and to his Lievetenantes to the Scowtes, MastersFootnote 562 [,] fforrage Masters And to the muskettFootnote 563 Master is giuen Monthly about > {1700 fforens}
Somme for a thousand horses as the Dutchmen themselues pay by the Moneth > 17892 fflorens
The Charges of a Regiment of ffootmen, As the Almaines paye themselues, accomptinge ten Ensignes to a Regiment and 350 men to euery ensigne for one Month >
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