Selected Works
- Elementorum Geometricorum liber primus, cui ex sequentibus libris accesserunt Propositiones selectae atque ita ordinatae, ut demonstrari queant observata Geometrarum Methodo, Cologne 1556.
- De calculatoria numerorumque natura Sectiones quatuor, Cologne 1556.
- Enarratio elementorvm astrologiae in qva praeter Alcabicii, qvi Arabum doctrinam compendio prodidit, expositionem, atq cum Ptolemaei principijs collationem, reiectis sortilegijs & absurdis vulgoq receptis opinionibus, de verae artis praeceptorum origine & usu satis disseritur, Cologne 1560.
- Primarum de coelo et terra institutionum quotidianarumque mundi revolutionum, libri tres, Venice (1573)
- Astronomicarum institutionum libri III, quibus doctrinae sphaericae elementa methodo nova, facili et ad captum tyronum aptissima traduntur, Venice (1580)
- De annui temporis mensura in Directionibus and De Directionibus, published by Giovanni Antonio Magini in De astrologica ratione, Venice (1607)
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