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Over the centuries, the building was kept virtually unchanged. In the seventeenth century a neighboring building was added on the south side. After a fire in 1964, the house was reconstructed from 1966 to 1967 to its old form by the then-owner, Count
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Older theories assumed that the building was erected already in the ninth century, and was the home and place of death of the archbishop and scholar
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