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number and they have a metropolitan, Armenians amount to3000, have a bishop, who lives in the monastery.34. Siret: (Seredvasar) In the Rumanian Seredest, fromthe river Sered. On a hill there was a church and a miraculousspring. That's why lots <strong>of</strong> schismatic turned to Catholicism. <strong>The</strong>voivod, following the schismatic priests' advice, destroyed thechurch and the monastery, and the others from Moldavia, aswell. So only the church from Baia escaped. <strong>The</strong> catholicbelievers joined the schismatic, or they dispersed. Two bellsfrom the catholic church from Siret were transported to theschismatic Bishopric in Radauti, and three to a schismaticchurch from Siret.35. Harlau: (Herlo) It was occupied by <strong>Hungarian</strong>s, in500 houses, now in five houses live19 person. <strong>The</strong>y had astone church, 40 feet long and 16 wide, now only the walls andthe sacristy are intact. <strong>The</strong>re are three altars in the church. <strong>The</strong>parish and the teacher's house were pulled down, only thefoundation remaining. Some things from the church weretransferred to Cotnari and given into the custody, a cross, onwhich is written: alia parte crucis sunt annotatae reliquiae SanctiEmerici, Sancti Stephani, Sancti Ladislai, Sanctae Chatarinae =the relics <strong>of</strong> the Saints Emeric, Stefan (Hungary's king),Ladislau (Hungary's king), Catarina. <strong>The</strong> schismatics have twochurches <strong>of</strong> stone and two <strong>of</strong> wood. <strong>The</strong>y live in 200 houses, 12years ago it was inhabited by <strong>Hungarian</strong> catholics, when most<strong>of</strong> them died, the survivors joined the Rumanians.36. Cotnari. (Kuthnar) (the origin <strong>of</strong> the town originallywas named after the German Gutnar, who was sent by the<strong>Hungarian</strong> king). <strong>The</strong> inhabitants are Saxons, <strong>Hungarian</strong>s,Rumanians, but most <strong>of</strong> them <strong>Hungarian</strong>s, although the Saxonare richer and exercise authority over the <strong>Hungarian</strong>s. 276 arecatholics, fewer Rumanians. From two <strong>Hungarian</strong> neighboringvillages 53 men and 55 women came here for unction. For goodleadership <strong>of</strong> the town there was an institution here, which wascomposed <strong>of</strong> one <strong>Hungarian</strong> and two Saxons before, now onlyone and one. <strong>The</strong> <strong>Hungarian</strong>s own vineyards: Monte Szamar,Monte Kevely, Monte Ploska, Monte Hurubas37. Sarata: (Serata) the inhabitants are <strong>Hungarian</strong>s, 40in number.38. Amagei: <strong>Hungarian</strong> village (Ungarica villa), 99residents.39. Strunga (Strunga), 4 houses, 2 <strong>Hungarian</strong>s with 11

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