1521. A description of Patagonia and the adjoining parts of South America : containing an account of the soil, produce, animals, vales, mountains, rivers, lakes &c. of those countries; the religion, governement, policy, customs, dress, arms, and language of the indian inhabitants; and some particulars relating to Falkland's Islands

1522. A description of the Spanish Island and Settlements on the coast of the West Indies [Texto impreso] : compiled from authentic Memoirs... With... maps...

1523. A Description of the Spanish Island and Settlements on the Coast of the West Indies [Texto impreso] : compiled from authentic Memoirs, Revised by Gentlemen... and Illustrated With Thirty two Maps and Plans...

1524. A description of the upper part of the River Shaunon, ... Surveyed and navigated [Texto impreso]

1525. A description of the Western Islands of Scotland [Texto impreso]

1526. A descriptive catalogue of the portraits in the collection of John, Duke of Bedford, at Woburn Abbey [Texto impreso]

1527. A descriptive catalogue of the Venezuelan department at the Philadelphia International Exhibition, 1876 [Texto impreso]

1528. A descuerar cerdos

1529. A la desdicha sin regreso

1530. A la deseada noticia de auer tomado puerto la Reyna nuestra señora : lyras

1531. A la deseada salud de la magestad de... Carlos segundo... en oposición a las coplas del Asno y Patan de Caramanchel [sic] [Texto impreso]

1532. A la deseada salud del Rey nuestro Señor que Dios guarde

1533. A despecho de tajamares y de apagones

1534. Á despedida de Sua Magestade Imperial o Senhor Dom Pedro II imperador do Brazil

1535. A una desposada / Luis Enrique Forero

1536. A la deuocion que la Reyna nuestra señora ha significado a la imagen de la Madre de Dios, que con titulo del Sagrario se venera en la muy Santa Iglesia de Toledo, Primada de las Españas ; ofreciendola vn rico Brasero de plata, y vna preciosa Cadena de diamantes, y rubîes [Texto impreso]

1537. A develar los misterios femeninos

1538. A Dios / Federico Bravo

1539. A un día de la rebelión de "Lisístrata González"

1540. A dialogue between Scipio and Bergansa, two dogs belonging to the city of Toledo : giving an account of their lives and adventures, with their reflections on the lives, humours and enployaments of the masters they lived with ; to wich is annexed the comical History of Rincon and Cortado