sentences:  Dennweiler seems to be older than Frohnbach, which itself might have arisen relatively shortly before the first documentary mention, but this is merely speculation.According to the 1355 "Grenzscheidweistum" (border "Weistum", a "Weistum" – cognate with English "wisdom" – being a legal pronouncement issued by men learned in law in the Middle Ages and early modern times), Dennweiler and Frohnbach originally belonged to different lordly domains, as the Stegbach – farther downstream called the Kuralb – formed the border of the so-called "Remigiusland".The "Weistum" mentions that the border goes down the brook called the "kuralbe".