He wrote on mathematics, astronomy, geometry, and medicine, and edited some of Melanchthon's letters (1565 and 1570):
De dimensione terrae (1550)
Elementa doctrinae de circulis coelestibus et primo motu (1551)
Tractatus historicus de Ph.
Melanchthonis sententia de controversia coenae Domini, 1553 (printed 1596)
Commentarius de praecipuis divinationum generibus, 1553 - this writing was Peucer's attempt to prove astrology was a science
Logistice regulae arithmeticae, quam Cossam et Algebram vocant (1556)
Corpus Doctrinae Philippicum, 1560
Chronicon Carionis (1560-1565)
Opera Melan, 1562–65
Epistolae, 1565
Hypotyposes orbium coelestium, 1568
De Essentia et ortu animae 1590 - about the connection of the constellations to the immaterial soul and the mortal soul
Idyllion de Lusatia, 1583 (printed 1594)
He wrote on mathematics, astronomy, geometry, and medicine, and edited some of Melanchthon's letters (1565 and 1570):
De dimensione terrae (1550)
Elementa doctrinae de circulis coelestibus et primo motu (1551)
Tractatus historicus de Ph. Melanchthonis sententia de controversia coenae Domini, 1553 (printed 1596)
Commentarius de praecipuis divinationum generibus, 1553 - this writing was Peucer's attempt to prove astrology was a science
Logistice regulae arithmeticae, quam Cossam et Algebram vocant (1556)
Corpus Doctrinae Philippicum, 1560
Chronicon Carionis (1560-1565)
Opera Melan, 1562–65
Epistolae, 1565
Hypotyposes orbium coelestium, 1568
De Essentia et ortu animae 1590 - about the connection of the constellations to the immaterial soul and the mortal soul
Idyllion de Lusatia, 1583 (printed 1594)
Caspar Peucer