Camil Baltazar (pen name of "Leibu Goldenstein" or "Leopold Goldstein") (
elected works
*Vecernii, 1923
*Flaute de mătase, 1923
*Reculegeri în nemurirea ta, 1925
*Biblice, 1926
*Strigări trupeşti lângă glesne, 1927
*Cina cea de taină, 1929
*Poeme vechi şi noi, 1931
*Întoarcerea poetului la uneltele sale, 1937
*Tărâm transparent, 1939
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