de Lope de Vega (1890–1902), written in 13 volumes; the second is the Antología de poetas líricos castellanos (1890–1908), another 13 volumes dedicated to medieval poetry, except for the last, dedicated to Juan Boscán. As well, despite its title, it includes epic poetry along with didactic poetry, changing Antología instead to Historia de la poesía castellana en la Edad Media, the title of the reprint in 1911. The third work is his study of Orígenes de la novela, three volumes published in 1905, 1907, and 1910, with a fourth, posthumous, volume in which he analyzes the imitations that gave place in the 16th century for La Celestina. He published simultaneously a four volume work called Antología de poetas hispano-americanos (1893–1895), which in reality is Historia de la poesía hispanoamerica, as it was titled in the 1911 reedit. He corrected in this edition his appreciations of Peru, after having contact with Marqués de Montealegre de Aulestia. The 1911 edition is a general study of all Hispanic-American poetry which served to flatter the ex-colonies with the old and decadent peninsula. He reprinted his work Estudios de crítica literaria (1892–1908) in five volumes and some Ensayos de crítica filosófica (1892), in parallel form to each other, which were done in his namesake as the director of the National Library of Madrid. Works La novela entre los Latinos (Santander, 1875). (His doctoral thesis) Estudios críticos sobre escritores montañeses. I. Trueba y Cosío (Santander, 1876). Polémicas, indicaciones y proyectos sobre la ciencia española (Madrid, 1876). La ciencia española, 2ª edition (Madrid, 1887–1880). Horacio en España (Madrid, 1877, 2ª ed. 1885). Estudios poéticos (Madrid, 1878). Odas, epístolas y tragedias (Madrid, 1906). Traductores españoles de la Eneida (Madrid, 1879). Traductores de las Églogas y Geórgicas de Virgilio (Madrid, 1879). Historia de los heterodoxos españoles (Madrid, 1880–1882). Calderón y su teatro (Madrid, 1881). Dramas de Guillermo Shakespeare translation (Barcelona, 1881). Obras completas de Marco Tulio Cicerón, translation (Madrid, 1881–1884). Historia de las ideas estéticas en España (Madrid, 1883–1889). Estudios de crítica literaria (Madrid, 1884). Obras de Lope de Vega, 1890–1902. Antología de poetas líricos castellanos desde la formación del idioma hasta nuestros días, 1890–1908. Ensayos de crítica filosófica (Madrid, 1892). Antología de poetas hispano-americanos, 1893–1895. Historia de la poesía hispano-americana (Madrid, 1911). Bibliografía hispano-latina clásica (Madrid, 1902). Orígenes de la novela (Madrid, 1905–1915). El doctor D. Manuel Milá y Fontanals. Semblanza literaria (Barcelona, 1908). Obras Completas, started in