Career
After having taught rhetoric, philosophy, and theology, he devoted himself to the Sacred Scriptures. He was long a professor of Scripture and Hebrew at Douai, where he was Superior of the Scots College. Sweert, in his Atheneae Belgicae, speaks of him as a man of rare virtue.
He praises his industry and prudence, as well as the penetration of his mind and the solidity of his judgment.
