Works
- Introductiones latinae, 1481
- Gramática de la lengua castellana, 1492
- Latin-Spanish (1492) and Spanish-Latin (1495) dictionaries.
- Reglas de ortografía española (1517)
- Posthumously published Reglas de ortografía en la lengua castellana (1523).
Nebrija also wrote minor works on pedagogy, weights, measurements, numberation, etc.
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