 According to musicologist Kelley Harness, "La istoria di Iudit" was the basis for Martin Opitz's libretto for "Judith" (1635) and may well have influenced Giulio Rospigliosi's later libretti on religious subjects.Rospogliosi had attended the performance of "La istoria di Iudit" marking Cardinal Francesco Barberini's visit to the Medici court.A notable example of Salvadori's secular operas was "La Flora" which was performed as part of the celebrations for the marriage of Margherita de' Medici and Odoardo Farnese, Duke of Parma in 1628.