Ferdinand Philipp von Harsch
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(1740–1757) Ferdinand Philipp von Harsch (1757–1758) Anton von Puebla (1758–1759) Siegmund Friedrich Samuel von Lietzen (1759–1769) Maximilian Joseph von Mitrowsky
Gottfried Emanuel von Einsiedel, during the Second Silesian War on 16 September 1744. The Austrian commander at Prague, Ferdinand Philipp von Harsch, had agreed
was made after the plans of the Austrian general and architect Ferdinand Philipp von Harsch [de], having the form of a star with six corners, built with
Augustana. Transcription of the complete Latin text by Professor Ulrich Harsch at Fachhochschule Augsburg. "Peter Lombard". The Franciscan Archive. Commentaries
History of Germany
reached the outstanding reputation of Mainz' Johann Philipp von Schönborn or Münster's Christoph Bernhard von Galen, some of them promoted Enlightenment like