chapter made some difficulty, and it was not till 8 January 1552 that Traheron was elected. Meanwhile, on 6 October and again on 10 February 1552, he had been nominated one of the civilians on the commission to reform the canon laws. His position at Chichester was troubled, and in 1552 he resigned the deanery, receiving instead a canonry at Windsor in September. On Queen Mary's accession Traheron resigned his patent as keeper of the royal library and went abroad. In 1555 he was at Frankfurt, taking part in the "troubles" there as an adherent of Richard Cox, who, in opposition to John Knox's party, wished to retain the English service-book; and when the congregation at Frankfort was remodelled after Knox's expulsion, Traheron was appointed a divinity lecturer. Soon afterwards he seems to have moved to Wesel, where he lectured on the New Testament. Traheron probably died at Wesel in 1558. His daughter Magdalen married Thomas Bowyer of Leythorne, Sussex. Works In 1543 he dedicated to Richard Tracy his translation of John of Vigo, 'The moste Excellent Workes of Chirurgerye made and set forthe by maister John Vigon, heed chirurgien of our tyme in Italie,' London (other editions 1550, 1571, 1586). He contributed to the Epigrammata Varia, London, 1551, published on the death of Martin Bucer. In 1557 he published 'An Exposition of a parte of S. Iohannes Gospel made in sondrie readinges in the English congregation at Wesel by Bartho. Traherõ, and now published against the wicked enterprises of new sterte up Arians in Englande,' Wesel?; another edition was issued in 1558. In 1557 Traheron also published 'An expositiõ of the 4 chap. of S. Joans Reuelation made by Bar. Traheron in sondrie readings before his contremen in Germaine,' Wesel?; other editions, London, 1573, and London, 1577. Two other works followed in 1558, an 'Answere made by Bar. Traheron to a privie papiste which crepte in to the English congregation of Christian exiles ...,' Wesel?, and 'A Warning to England to repente and to turn to god from idolatrie and poperie by the terrible example of Calece given 7 March Anno C. 1558 by Benthalmai Outis [i.e. Bartholomew Traheron], ...,' Wesel? He published also 'Ad Thomam fratrem Parænesis,' Frankfurt, 1538, has verses in 'Johannis Parkhursti Ludicra sive Epigrammata,' 1573, wrote various letters to Bullinger which are printed in 'Original Letters' (Parker Society), and is credited by John Bale with