Of the latter he wrote more than four hundred, generally in octosyllabic verse, and some in hendecasyllabic. The characters of this theater subgenre are popular (, mocked husbands, bricklayers, chestnut sellers, ruined noblemen, etc.)
He wrote extensively, producing more than four hundred pieces, typically in eight-syllable lines, and occasionally in eleven-syllable lines. The characters in this type of theater are frequently ridiculed as (, making fun of husbands, ordinary people, street vendors selling chestnuts, and fallen nobles, etc.).