Another Jesuit historian, Andrés Marcos Burriel, extensively revised Venegas' manuscript in the 1750s, and it was finally published in 1757 as Noticia de la California in three volumes at Madrid. This work by Venegas and Burriel was subsequently translated into English (1759), Dutch (1761–1762), French (1766–1767), and German (1769–1770), and it became the standard source for information about the early Californias.
The publication of Venegas' manuscript, revised by Burriel in the 1750s, was a significant event that led to its widespread dissemination and use as a standard reference for information about early Californias.