Many of his works remain, and he wrote both in prose and verse, and upon all sorts of subjects.

His theology forms the most considerable part of his writings.

He wrote comments upon almost the whole Scripture, and several homilies on the principal festivals of the Church.

Both the comments and sermons are generally allegorical in the construction of the text, and simply moral in the application.

In these discourses several things seem strained and fanciful; but herein he followed entirely the manner of the earlier fathers, from whom the greatest part of his divinity is not so much imitated as extracted.