Works
Among his writings are:
- Introductio generalis in U. T. libros sacros" (Paris, 1893)
- Introductio specialis in historicos V. T. libros" (Paris, 1897)
- Introductio specialis in didacticos et propheticos V. T. libros" (Paris, 1897)
- Introductio specialis in singulos N. T. libros" (Paris, 1897)
- Historicæ et criticæ Introductionis in U. T. libros Compendium" (Paris, 1900)
- Synopses omnium librorum sacrorum" (Paris, 1899)
- Psalmorum synopses" (Paris, 1899)
- Analyses librorum sacrorum N. T." (Paris, 1888)
- Commentarium in priorem ep. ad Corinthios" (Paris, 1890)
- Commentarius in epistolas ad Cor. alterum et ad Galatas" (Paris, 1892)
- Commentarius in ep. ad Romanos" (Paris, 1896)
- Leben des sel. Petrus Faber" (Freiburg, 1900)
- Leben des sel. Spinola" (Mainz, 1868)
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