Udall publishes a translation of the 3rd and 4th books of Erasmus’ _Apophthegms_. *1543. _Cott. MS. Titus, B. viii. p. 371_, is a long letter, undated and unaddressed, to some one, as to ‘my restitution to the roume of Scholemaister in Eton.’ 1544. Dec. 14. Resigns the Vicarship of Braintree. _Newcourt, idem._ 1542-1545. He is engaged with the Princess, afterwards Queen Mary and others in translating Erasmus’ _Paraphrase of the New Testament_ into English. ‘1545, Sept. 30, at London,’ date of his _Preface to Lake_. In his _Pref._ to _John_, partly translated by Princess Mary, partly by Rev. F. Malet, D.D.; Udall gives us the following account of female education in his day: which can only, however, apply to a few women, like Elizabeth, Mary, and Lady Jane Grey. ‘But nowe in this gracious and blisseful tyme of knowledge, in whiche it hath pleased almightye God to reuele and shewe abrode the lyght of his moste holye ghospell: what a noumbre is there of noble women (especially here in this realme of Englande,) yea and howe many in the yeares of tender vyrginitiee, not only aswel seen and as familiarly trade in the Latine and Greke tounges, as in theyr owne mother language: but also both in all kindes of prophane litterature, and liberall artes, exactely studied and exercised, and in the holy Scriptures and Theologie so ripe, that they are able aptely cunnyngly, and with much grace eyther to indicte or translate into the vulgare tongue, for the publique instruccion and edifying of the vnlearned multitude.... It is nowe no newes in Englande to see young damisels in nobles houses and in the Courtes of Princes, in stede of cardes and other instrumentes of idle trifleyng, to haue continually in her handes, eyther Psalmes, Omelies, and other deuoute meditacions, or elles Paules Epistles, or some booke of holye Scripture matiers: and as familiarlye both to reade or reason thereof in Greke, Latine, Frenche, or Italian, as in Englishe.’ +1547. Jan. 28. Edward VI. ascends the throne.+ ‘1552. July 20. At Windsor.’ The date of Udall’s preface to the translation by himself and others, of T. Gemini’s _Anatomy_. +1553. July 6. Mary succeeds to the crown.+ 1554. Dec. 3.