Works
- Înşir'te mărgărite, play, 1909
- Poemele singurătăţii, poem, 1912
- Napoleon, play, 1914
- Odă limbii române, poem, 1958
- Minciuni terestre, poem, 1961
- Poezii, poem, 1964
- Omul care a văzut moartea, play
- Cocoşul negru, play
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| Name | Eftimiu, Victor |
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| Date of birth | 1889 |
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| Date of death | 1972 |
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