, one of the ablest scholastic divines of his time, was born at Spire,
, one of the ablest scholastic divines of
his time, was born at Spire, and preached with great reputation at Mentz, until Eberhard, duke of Wittemberg,
having founded the university of Tubingen, invited him thither in 1477, to fill the theological chair. Towards the end
of his days he retired to a convent of regular canons, where
he died very old, in 149.5. His principal writings were:
I. “Collectorium super libros sententiarum G. Occami,
”
Tubingen, Lectura super canonem
Missae,
” Rutlingen, Sacri canonis
Missae, &.c. expositio,
” Tubingen, De monetarum potestate simul et utilitate,
” Nuremberg,