Works
- Razlika skladanja slovinska (Croatian-Italian dictionary), Rome, 1599
- Institutionum linguae illyricae libri duo (The Structure of the Illyrian (Croatian) Language in Two Books), Rome, 1604
- Various hagiographies; collection Perivoj od djevstva (Virginal Garden; 1625 and 1628) *Two catechisms
- Spiritual tragedy St Venefrida, 1627, published in 1938
- The Bible, 1633
- Ritual rimski (Roman Rite), 1640
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