Work
- Respublica Polonica duobus libris illustrata. Frankfurt, Leipzig, 1678
- Selectae dissertationes historicae de variis rebus Prussicis. 1679
- Altes und Neues Preussen (literally 'Old and New Prussia'). Frankfurt, Königsberg, 1684
- Preussische Kirchen-Historia (History of the Prussian Church). Frankfurt, Danzig, 1686
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