Works
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- Sermones para la profesión de dos religiosas (1778)
- Sermón sobre los dolores de la Virgen (1779)
- Nuevo Luciano de Quito (1779)
- Marco Porcio Catón o Memorias para la impugnación del nuevo Luciano de Quito (1780)
- Carta al Padre la Graña sobre indulgencias (1780)
- Sermón de San Pedro (1780)
- La Ciencia Blancardina (1781)
- El Retrato de Golilla (Attributed, 1781)
- Reflexiones acerca de un método para preservar a los pueblos de las viruelas (1785) Online version (Spanish)
- Defensa de los curas de Riobamba (1787)
- Cartas riobambenses (1787)
- Representaciones al presidente Villalengua (1787)
- Discurso sobre la necesidad de establecer una sociedad patriótica con el nombre de "Escuela de la Concordia" (1789)
- Segunda carta teológica sobre la Inmaculada Concepción de María (1792)
- Memorias sobre el corte de quinas (1792)
- Voto de un ministro togado de la Audiencia de Quito (1792) Online version (Spanish)
- Sermón de Santa Rosa (1793)
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