 Among his works of independent authorship are "Oratio ad principes post obitum Maximiliani" (1519); "Caesar" (1519); "In divum Carolum electum Romanorum regem" (1519); and other occasional poems and addresses.These do not rise above the average level of the occasional literature of humanism.No subtler meaning and no original or striking thoughts are concealed under the mediocre forms of expression.