Almeida Garrett - List of Works

List of Works

  • 1819 - Lucrécia (Lucretia)
  • 1820 - O Roubo das Sabinas (poem written in youth, published in 1968) (The Theft of the Sabines)
  • 1820 - Mérope (theater) (Merope)
  • 1821 - O Retrato de Vénus (poetry) (The Portrait of Venus)
  • 1821 - Catão (theater) (Cato)
  • 1825 - Camões (poetry) (Camoens)
  • 1826 - Dona Branca (poetry) (Mrs. Branca)
  • 1828 - Adozinda (poetry)
  • 1829 - Lírica de João Mínimo (poetry) (João Mínimo's Lyric)
  • 1829 - O tratado "Da Educação" ("Education" treaty)
  • 1830 - Portugal na Balança da Europa (Portugal on the scales of Europe)
  • 1838 - Um Auto de Gil Vicente (theater) (A Auto of Gil Vicente)
  • 1842 - O Alfageme de Santarém (theater)
  • 1843 - Romanceiro e Cancioneiro Geral, tomo 1
  • 1843 - Frei Luís da Sousa (theater) ISBN 0-85051-510-6 (Brother Luís de Sousa)
  • 1845 - Flores sem fruto (poetry) (Fruitless Flowers)
  • 1845 - O Arco de Sant'Ana I (fiction) (The Arch of Sant'Ana I)
  • 1846 - Falar Verdade a Mentir (theater) (Speaking the Thruth by Lying)
  • 1846 - Viagens na Minha Terra (fiction) ISBN 0-85051-511-4 (Travels in my Homeland)
  • 1846 - D. Filipa de Vilhena (theater)
  • 1848 - As profecias do Bandarra (Bandarra's Prophecies)
  • 1848 - Um Noivado no Dafundo (A Wedding in Dafundo)
  • 1848 - A sobrinha do Marquês (theater) (The Marquis's Niece)
  • 1849 - Memórias Históricas de José Xavier Mouzinho da Silveira (Historical Memories of José Xavier Mouzinho da Silveira)
  • 1850 - O Arco de Sant'Ana II (fiction) (The Arch of Sant'Ana II)
  • 1851 - Romanceiro e Cancioneiro Geral, tomo 2 e 3
  • 1853 - Folhas Caídas (poetry) (Fallen Leaves)
  • 1853 - Fábulas e Folhas Caídas (poetry) (Fables and Fallen Leaves)
  • 1854? - Helena (fiction)
  • 18?? - Afonso de Albuquerque
  • 1871 - Discursos Parlamentares e Memórias Biográficas (Parliamentary Speeches and Biographical Memories)

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