Poems
- Tristitia (In lectulo quaero meo)
- Surge iam linquens (Surge iam linquens thalamum tepentem)
These were published in 1612, and can be found in the Cantica canticorum in Odaria, LIII, od. 17. They were set to music by Jan Novák in the twentieth century.
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