Greek Literature
- Aeschylus, Sophocles, Euripides ed. Johannes Meursius Leiden 1612
- Archimedes, Opera 1615
- Aristotle Opera, 1615
- Rhetorica, 1619
- De Mundo, 1591
- Problemata, 1632
- Aristophanes Comedies XI, Leiden 1624
- Arrian, Ponti Euxini, Geneva 1577
- de Venatione, Paris 1644
- Apollonius of Rhodes Argonautica 2 vols. Leiden 1641
- Athenaeus, Deipnosophistae or Banquet of the learned ed. Isaac Casaubon 1612
- Epicurus Philosophy of, ed. Pierre Gassendi 2 vols. Leiden 1649
- Euclid Elementorum Libri 6. priores, London 1620
- Euripides Tragedies, 1562
- Homer Opera, Basle 1612
- Iamblichus, Life of Pythagoras
- The Mysteries of Egyptians and Chaldeans, Leyden 1670
- Lucian, Opera, 1546
- Dialogi Selectiores, Paris 1572
- Philo Opera, Cologne 1613
- Plato Chalcidii Timaeus, Leiden 1617 (ed. Johannes Meursius)
- Sibyllina Oracula, 1607
- Theophrastus Characters, notes by Isaac Casaubon, Leyden 1638
- Xenophon, Cyropaedia Gk & Lat London 1674
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