ULFILAS

(311-83) (Little Wolf), Arian bp., called apostle of the Goths; his mi ion to the Goths has been ealied the noblest side of Arianism, and U. is its greatest name. He came to Constantinople to support the Arians; translated Bible into Gothic—earliest Teutonic version, and portions, of greatest importance to Teutonic philology, survive. NARD Prot. divine; prof. at Halle (1829), Heidelberg (1836)., CLULM (48° 24’ N., 9° 59’ E.), city, Wurttemberg, Germany; first-cla fortre ; magnificent Gothic cathedral (13877 taining government offices), town hall; distil i ing; here General Mack, with 28,000 Austrians, surrendered to Napoleon, 1805. Pop. (1920) 56,020.