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Wilhelmsburg, everyone had to retire at nine o'clock in summer and eight in winter. He evinced a marked taste for theological studies and discussions; in 1710 he brought together in a synod one hundred pastors, and he built or repaired a number of churches and seminaries. He was also interested in numismatics. This austerity was in some degree tempered by concerts, whose programs were performed (J.O. Köhler tells us, _Historische Münzbelustigung_, Nuremberg, 1730) by sixteen picked musicians, dressed in Hungarian costume (Bach _en tzigane_!). Further, the duke built a theatre in 1696; the patronage accorded to the troupe of Gabriel Möller,
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