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from 1656. Lodron himself enjoyed staying at the palace and also died there. Maria
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built for himself and his family to escape the crowded city. The extent of how much Wolf
Dietrich enjoyed living in his new home is evident from a plaque inscribed in Latin, and brought by Markus Sittikus to the
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wall of the city as far as the area of the present
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Chosen by God's mercy, I rule over the rushing, streaming
Salzach. Because sickness robbed my suffering body of strength, I built this peaceful building as a quiet harbour in life
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