a Dutch theologian (sometimes called Leodiensis, because he was born at Liege, in 1447), became a Carthusian, and died at Cologne, Sept. 30, 1516, much venerated for his piety. He left many works in Latin, as De Bonitate Divina (Cologne, 1538): — De Auctoritate Ecclesice: — Contra Anabaptistas: — Candela Evangelica: — Enchiridion Sacerdotum: De Invocatione Sanctorumn: — Apertio Purgatorii, etc. See Landon, Eccles. Dict. s.v., Hoefer, Nouv. Biog. Generale, s.v.