Bugenhagen
JOHANN (bö'Genhä'Gen), a German reformer, friend and helper of Luther in preparing his translation of the Bible, born in 1485. He fled from his Catholic superiors to Wittenberg, in 1521, where he was made, in 1522, Professor of Theology. He effected the union of the Protestant free cities with the Saxons and introduced into Brunswick, Hamburg, Lübeck, Pomerania, Denmark, and many other places, erania, Denmark, and many other places, the Lutheran service and church discipline. He translated the Bible into Low German (Lübeck, 1533); wrote an "Exposition of the Book of Psalms" and a "History of Pomerania." He died in 1558.
BUGLE (ajuga), a palæarctic genus tans) is abundant in moist pastures and woods of Europe. Its flowers are genties are sometimes grown in flower borties are sometimes grown in flower borflowers of the Swiss Alps. flowers of the Swiss Alps. or copper, differing from the trumpet in BUGLE, a treble instrument of brass having a shorter and more conical tube, with a less expanded bell. It is played with a cupped mouthpiece. In the original form it is the signal horn for the infantry, as the trumpet is for the cavalry.