- Return from the Babylonian Captivity (Egenolff)
- Return from the Babylonian Captivity. In Anndertheyl des Altenn Testaments, Frankfurt am Main: Christian Egenolff (printer), 1534 (Regensburg, Staatliche Bibliothek), fol. CVIIr ◼
- Return from the Babylonian Captivity (as Rebuilding of Jerusalem). In Apocrypha, Frankfurt am Main: Christian Egenolff (printer), 1534, fol. LXXXIXr ◼
- Elimelech, Naomi and Their Sons Leave Bethlehem-Judah. In Anndertheyl des Altenn Testaments, Frankfurt am Main: Christian Egenolff (printer), 1534 (Stuttgart, WLB), fol. XXIIIv ◼
- Return from the Babylonian Captivity. In Anndertheyl des Altenn Testaments, Frankfurt am Main: Christian Egenolff (printer), 1534 (Stuttgart, WLB), fol. CVIIr ◼
- Return from the Babylonian Captivity (as Purification and Rededication of the Temple). In Apocrypha, Frankfurt am Main: Christian Egenolff (printer), 1534 (Stuttgart, WLB), fol. LXIIIv ◼
- Return from the Babylonian Captivity (as Purification and Rededication of the Temple). In Apocrypha, Frankfurt am Main: Christian Egenolff (printer), 1534, fol. LXIIIv ◼
- Return from the Babylonian Captivity. In Biblicae Historiae, artificiosissimis picturis effigiatae, Frankfurt am Main: Christian Egenolff (printer), ca 1533 (Munich, BSB), fol. Hiir ◼
- Elimelech, Naomi and Their Sons Leave Bethlehem-Judah. In Anndertheyl des Altenn Testaments, Frankfurt am Main: Christian Egenolff (printer), 1534 (Regensburg, Staatliche Bibliothek), fol. XXIIIv ◼
- Return from the Babylonian Captivity. In Biblische Historien Figürlich fürbildet, Frankfurt am Main: Christian Egenolff (printer), 1536 (Munich, BSB) ◼
- Return from the Babylonian Captivity. In Biblicae historiae artificiosissime depictae, Frankfurt am Main: Christian Egenolff (printer), 1537 (Munich, BSB), fol. Hiir ◼
- Return from the Babylonian Captivity. In Biblia Veteris Testamenti & Histori[a]e, artificiosis picturis effigiata: Biblische Historien Künstlich fürgemalet, Frankfurt am Main: Christian Egenolff (printer), 1551 (Munich, BSB), fol. Iiv ◼
- Return from the Babylonian Captivity. In Biblia veteris Testamenti & historie artificiosis effigiata, Frankfurt am Main: Heirs of Christian Egenolff (printer), 1557 (Augsburg, SSB), fol. Iiv ◼