Which plays by Joost van den Vondel are considered his major works?

Joost van den Vondel is considered one of the most significant figures in Dutch literature, with his dramatic tragedies standing as his most important achievements.1

His major works include:

• Het Pascha (1612): His most important early work, which dramatized the Exodus as an allegory for the Dutch struggle against Spanish tyranny.1
• Palamedes (1625): A play that used a classical setting to dramatize the political trial and execution of Johan van Oldenbarnevelt.1
• Gijsbrecht van Aemstel (1637): A patriotic play modeled on Virgil’s Aeneid that famously opened the Schouwburg theatre in Amsterdam.12
• Jeptha (1659): An Old Testament tragedy written according to the Greek model.1
• The Great Trilogy: Vondel’s greatest achievements are widely considered to be the trilogy comprising Lucifer (1654)—his masterpiece regarding the revolt of the angels—Adam in ballingschap (1664), and Noah (1667).1