Works
- Tres epistolae de maculis solaribus (Augsburg, 1612) IMSS Digital Library
- De Maculis solaribus et stellis circa Iovis errantibus accuratior Disquisitio (Augsburg, 1612) IMSS Digital Library
- Disquisitiones mathematicae (Ingolstadt, 1614, zusammen mit Stefan Locher) IMSS Digital Library
- Sol ellipticus (Augsburg, 1615) IMSS Digital Library
- Exegeses fundamentorum gnomonicorum (Ingolstadt, 1617)
- Refractiones coelestes sive solis elliptici phaenomenon illustratum (Ingolstadt, 1617) IMSS Digital Library
- Oculus, hoc est: Fundamentum opticum (Innsbruck, 1620) Gallica
- Rosa Ursina sive Sol. (Bracciano, 1626–30) IMSS Digital Library
- Pantographice seu ars delineandi (Rom, 1631) IMSS Digital Library
- Prodromus pro sole mobili et terra stabili contra ... Galilaeum a Galileis (Prag, 1651) IMSS Digital Library
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