Works
- De aeterno Dei filio. Zurich, 1568 (VD 16 S 6498).
- De Republica Helvetiorum Libri duo. Zurich: Christoph Froschauer, 1576 (VD 16 S 6510).
- De Republica Helvetiorum Libri duo. Zurich, 1577 (VD 16 S 6511).
- Regiment Gemeiner loblicher Eydgnoschafft. Zurich, 1576 (VD16 S 6512)
- Vita clarissimi philosophi et medici excellentissimi Conradi Gesneri. Zurich, 1566 (VD16 S 6520).
- Vallesiae descriptio, libri duo: de alpibus commentarius. Zurich, 1574 (VD16 S 6519).
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