He published other works that honoured academics and politics, among them were biographies of Pascoal José de Melo Freire dos Reis, José Joaquim Soares de Barros e Vasconcelos, Roberto Nunes da Costa, Martinho de Melo e Castro, Bento Sanches de Orta and Guilherme Luís António de Valleré, publishing his "Obras Completas" ("Complete Works") in two volumes (1805 and 1826, respectively). Further, he eulogize d'Alembert, inspired by writing with the Marquess of Condorcet. His honours rarely coincided with Portuguese scientists at the time; on 1 April 1819, he was elected "correspondent member" or foreign member of the Royal Society of London and written about by others including John Rowley and S.R. Chapman.