Works
He wrote:
- ‘Commentarium in universum Pentateuchum,’ not printed, comp. ‘Aschami Epp.’ ii. 89;
- ‘Apologia contra quorundam Calumnias;’
- ‘Index annotationum prioris libri;’
- ‘Epistola nuncupatoria ad D. Erasmum;’
- ‘Annotationum libri duo;’
- ‘Epistola apologetica, qua respondit D. Erasmi Epistolis’ (these six, printed at Paris in or about 1520, are concerned with the controversy with Erasmus);
- ‘Exhibita quædam per E. Leum, oratorem Anglicum in concilio Cæsareo,’ &c. 1528;
Verses to his honour were in 1566 placed by Laurence Humphrey, President of Magdalen College, Oxford, in the window of the founder's chamber in that college.
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