Excerpt from Duke Christian of Luneburg, Vol. 2 of 3: Or Tradition From the Hartz

Hence the wily prince was never off his guard; nor ceased his occult practices, day nor night, at home or abroad, to overwhelm the successes of his rival with a weight of adversaries, he well knew how to collect; to tarnish his reputation, with the odium of exciting cruelties of retaliation, which Ferdinand's own influence caused to be perpetrated.

That the Styrian's influence had been so exerted, Mansfeldt found some reasons to surmise, before be quitted Prague to return to the belligerent frontier.

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