Plays
- L'amore delle tre melarance (1761)
- The Crow (1762)
- The Stag-King (1762)
- Turandot (1762)
- The Serpent Woman (1763)
- Zobeda (1763)
- The Fortunate Beggars (1764)
- Il mostro turchino (1764)
- The Green Bird (1765)
- Zeim, King of Genies (1765)
- Marfisa bizzarra (1766)
- The Elixir of Love (1775/1776)
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