He was the author of Parismus, in two parts (1598–99), long exceedingly popular, and of the similar romances, Ornatus and Artesia (1607) and Montelion (1633, but probably published earlier).
The author created Parismus, in two volumes (1598–99), a work that was extremely popular, and also penned similar stories, Ornatus and Artesia (1607) and Montelion (1633, likely released before its official publication).