He published devotional works, religious and polemical works and legal publications on local customary law in Flanders and Brabant. He was known for his so-called suffragia, i.e. pictures of saints praying in community for the intercession of saints, the practice of virtues and for each other. He published many works by Jesuit authors, including the April and May volumes of the Bollandists' Acta Sanctorum (1675, 1685). This may have been related to the location of his printing house next to the seat of the Jesuit Order in Antwerp. He published works by the founder of the Jesuits as well as polemical critics of the Reformation such as the Flemish Jesuit Cornelius Hazart.
