Works
His chief literary work was De Fructu Qui ex Doctrina Precipitur (Basel, 1517).
He is the author of Julius exclusus de coelis ("Julius excluded from Heaven"), a satire on Pope Julius II, which was wrongly credited to Erasmus.
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