Who composer's only secular music is a set of instrumental dances?

The composer known for creating only secular music in the form of a set of instrumental dances is Michael Praetorius. His collection, titled "Terpsichore," published in 1612, consists of over 300 instrumental dances and is one of the most significant compilations of secular music from the Renaissance period. Praetorius's work showcases a variety of dance forms and reflects the vibrant musical culture of his time.