Suso's next book, "Das Büchlein der ewigen Weisheit" ("The Little Book of Eternal Wisdom"), written around 1328–1330, is less speculative and more practical. At some point between 1334 and 1337 Suso translated this work into Latin, but in doing so added considerably to its contents, and made of it an almost entirely new book, which he called the "Horologium Sapientiae" ("Clock of Wisdom"). This book was dedicated to the new Dominican Master General, Hugh of Vaucemain, who appears to have been a supporter of his.