Chronology of The Works
- 1688: De gecroonde leerse
- 1688: De Menschwording
- 1694: Le Cid, translated from Pierre Corneille’s work with the same name
- 1694: Het leven en de dood van Jesus Christus
- 1700: Andronicus, for the greater part based on the play of the same name by Jean Galbert de Campistron
- 1702: Catharina
- 1702: Mauritius
- about 1702: Neder-duitsche digtkonde of rym-konst
- about 1704: De zedighe doot van Carel den Vijfden
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