Works
- Rubella seu Suaviorum Liber (1631)
- Klagegedichte über das unschüldigste Leiden undt Tod unsers Erlösers Jesu Christi (Laments concerning the most innocent Suffering and Death of our Saviour Jesus Christ) (1632)
- Prodromus (1641)
- Teutsche Poemata (Poems in German) (1646)
- Geistliche und weltliche Gedichte (Spiritual and Secular Poems) was the title of later editions of Teutsche Poemata
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