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978:("AD 1755, when the illustrious count and lord, Lord Charles, count of Solms-Lich etc. reigned, the prefect of the city of Lich, G.P. Roth, and the consuls, I.P. Hizel, and P.I. Schwenck, restored this bronze after it had been cracked in an accident, having it melted down and cast anew, with a pristine peal. In God's name, I, Johan Peter Bach cast (it), in Windecken he cast me, 1755
708:. In 1961, the empty rear housing was refilled with new registers in a slider chest. A new organ with mechanical tracker action was installed in the old housing, incorporating the old registers, in 1972. Finally, further tunings were added in 2002, so that the modern instrument contains over 39 registers and can adequately reproduce a broad range of styles.
732:. The pedal towers on either side of the main organ stand on 19th century pedestals and loom over the main organ work. The pipes are covered by wooden veil boards, which differ somewhat from their analogues on the main casing. The three-part rear housing with a round central tower is located on a ledge relatively distant from its console.
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for the church's noble patrons, the
Princes of Solms-Hohensolms-Lich, is located opposite of the pulpit. It was built in 1714 and re-located to its present site in 1859. It is a closed lodge with five windows between wooden pilasters and arches and bears a label reading "1714" and a coat of arms from
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was responsible for the new structure and contributed to the plans. Meister
Michael of Nürnberg produced a plan for the new building in 1509 at the instruction of the Count, which was modified in 1510 by Nikolaus of Wetzlar. The construction began in 1510 and was completed in 1537. Models for the new
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in 1555. The first
Lutheran priest was Heinrich Götz who served from 1564 to 1567. The church was renovated in 1594, as recorded by an inscription in a medallion above the choir, "One thousand five hundred four and Ninety years after Christ's birth, This church building's Renovation was With god's
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and no transept. The plans were not followed exactly, but were modified in 1515 during construction, to incorporate novel
Renaissance elements. The construction of a gallery in the choir was not ultimately realised. After the foundations were dug in spring 1511, the walls of the long sides of the
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The church is entered through two pointed-arch doorways: the sumptuous main door on the south side and the smaller, plainer west portal. The door frame is grooved and decorated with ribbing and ivy leaves. It was once thought that the south door was part of the previous church which had been
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The decorative paintings come rom two different periods: the
Renaissance (1594) and the Rococo (1740). The Renaissance paintings are located in the choir and the arcades of the two side-aisles, while the Rococo paintings are located on the west arcade and the wooden ceiling. Several
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at the entrance to the Fürstenstuhl dates to 1536 and is the only
Renaissance-style tabernacle in Hesse. It is closed with a wrought-iron grating, framed by pilasters and topped by a curved roof. Shallow reliefs depict scenes from the Old Testament. The gable bears the
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relocated the organ in 1861 from the small gallery in the ambulatory to the west gallery and modified its tuning. The instrument was modified repeatedly by the firm over time. In 1913, a substantial renovation took place in the course of which the organ received
1098:, the project-choir "Camerata Vocale Hessen," children's and youths' choirs and the brassband shape parish life. Since 2001, the full-time choir-master and organist, Christof Becker, has co-ordinated the musical schedule and has organised regular organ
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of the three-nail type is located nearby, above the altar and it dates from 1511. It was probably made for the current church during its construction. It was repainted in the 17th century and its original colour scheme cannot be reconstructed.
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incorporated into the present structure, but this has now been refuted. The two spiral staircases in the west corners of the church are entered from the inside of building through pointed-arches. The central staircase, which leads to the
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Renaissance choir pews, which were made in 1530 and were originally arrayed on both sides of the choir between the columns. Behind the door of the doorway to the south gallery is a wooden board which served as a
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help brought to completion entirely in the same Year that saw The
Groundstones Beginning to be laid." Galleries were built, the floor was plastered, and the church was painted. In 1622, a gallery was added for the new organ.
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on 7 May 1320. It survived less than two hundred years. In 1510 it was entirely demolished to make way for the construction of the present building on the same site. Only a few sections of wall in the west wall survive.
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and five of his registers survive, as well as two nineteenth century registers and seven registers from 1913. The main casing is divided into five parts. The raised round tower in the middle is crowned by the
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church were under construction until
October of that year. The construction of the arcades, the vaults of the side aisles and the roof work was undertaken in 1512. Philip, who was the guardian of the
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had been located here, but it was now moved to the north wall, between the nave and the choir. The pulpit and altar were also moved. The present pulpit originally derives from the nearby
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on one side and male, largely destroyed figures on the other side. These were probably part of a winged altar from
Arnsberg Abbey. The eight-armed bronze chandelier was cast in 1600.
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paintings were revealed and the consecration crosses were restored. The church was most recently renovated between 2001 and 2002. In 2011 the church celebrated its 500th anniversary.
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in the side galleries, which are separated by a cornice. The choir has five large windows with pointed arches. In the northeastern choir window are the remains of the old
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which was probably also built by Wagner around 1607. These were brought to Lich to protect them from being plundered by Swedish troops. The Lich-based organ firm,
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with its own Send district - in 1435 it was not included in the Send jurisdiction of the archdiaconate. The collegiate church possessed four altars, dedicated to
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is the same width as the nave. The sacristy was built on the north side of the choir under a cat-slide roof; it is now a chapel. The main building material was
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in 1765, the organ in 1780. Between 1859 and 1861, the interior was drastically redesigned. The organ was transferred from the choir to the west gallery. The
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survive on the walls. Four oil paintings hang near the entrance to the Fürstenstuhl (previously they were in the south side-aisle), which show St.s
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Alongside this, in relief, is Christ's head in a nimbus, the bust of a bishop, a crucifix with cloverleaf endings and a bishop giving a blessing
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The baroque pulpit was made by the carpenters Diez von Engelthal and Seitz in 1767–1774. It is made in the shape of a eucharist
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and has five concave sides. The large sculpted figures on the pulpit were made by Franz Martin Lutz of
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and several new registers. A further rearrangement followed in 1941 in the course of the
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windows, which include a depiction of Mary with Child in the
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Lutheran hall church in Lich, Middle Hesse, Germany
1860:There is literature about Marienstiftskirche, Lich
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524:with the Ten Commandments. A dove symbolises the
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1766:, Hessen I: Regierungsbezirke Gießen und Kassel.
1384:Handbuch der Deutschen Kunstdenkmäler, Hessen I.
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294:In 1883, for Martin Luther's 400th birthday, a
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217:Reformation
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140:Stadtkirche
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722:King David
559:tabernacle
530:Pfarrstuhl
518:Pope Leo I
498:Rockenberg
398:ambulatory
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281:Stadteiche
251:Hausen-Oes
183:buttresses
177:and Lower
144:Wittenberg
136:Heidelberg
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957:ANNO 1755
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1467:Außenbau
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1070:Propstei
772:Diameter
718:Habsburg
619:Margaret
611:Dorothea
575:crucifix
245:. After
209:Our Lady
152:sacristy
148:Eisenach
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213:St Anne
203:in the
102:, as a
94:History
65:Germany
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617:, and
444:Büches
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