Literary Works
Rimas varias de la Madre Soror Violante del Cielo, religiosa en el monasterio de la Rosa de Lisboa (published in Rouen France, 1646)
Romance a Christo Crucificado (1659)
Soliloquio ao SS. Sacramento (1662)
Soliloquios para antes, e depois da Comunhao (1668)
Meditacoens da Missa, e preparacoens affectuosas de huma alma devote e agradecida a vistas das finezas do Amor Divino contempladas no Acro-santo sacrificio da Missa, e memoria da sagrada Paiza de Christo Senhor nosso, com estimulos para o Amor Divino (1689)
Parnaso Lusitano (collection of poems published posthumously in French, Spanish, Portuguese, and Latin; 1733)
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