He is the author of various grammatical and rhetorical works, of which only one has been printed, namely (περὶ τρόπου τῶν κατὰ ποιητικὴν καὶ θεολογικὴν Χρῆσιν).

His other works, the MSS. of which are scattered in the principal libraries of this country (Bodleian) and the continent, treat on various grammatical matters; his treatise on the Greek accent, the MS. of which is in the Vatican library, seems to deserve particular attention.

Several treatises on theological matters, which are extant in MS. are likewise attributed to him. But as Choeroboscus is generally quoted by the earlier writers as Georgius Grammaticus, or Georgius Diaconus--he was a priest--he might sometimes have been confounded with some other grammarian or theologian of that name.