Theological and Polemical Works:
* "De Articulis Fidei Contra Lutherum" (1518): A major work attacking Martin Luther's teachings, considered one of the earliest and most significant refutations of the Reformation.
* "De Sacramentis" (1520): A treatise on the sacraments, particularly against Luther's views on the Eucharist.
* "Historia Hussitarum" (1549): A detailed history of the Hussite movement in Bohemia, with a strong anti-Hussite bias.
* "Commentarius de Sacrae Scripturae Interpretatione" (1550): A commentary on the interpretation of Scripture, arguing against the Protestant approach.
Historical Works:
* "Chronicon Germania" (1540): A chronicle of German history, emphasizing the role of the Holy Roman Empire.
* "De Actis et Scriptis Lutheri" (1541): A critical biography of Martin Luther, highlighting his perceived errors and heresies.
Other Works:
* "De Causis et Seditionis" (1523): A work addressing the social and political unrest caused by the Reformation.
* "De Rebus Belgicis" (1530): A treatise on the political situation in the Netherlands, arguing against the Protestant rebellion.
Cochlaeus was a prolific writer, and his works covered a wide range of topics, primarily focusing on theological debates, history, and political commentary. His writings are crucial for understanding the intellectual and religious struggles of the Reformation era.