_Carta al Padre Juan de Alzola sobre los Césares._ _Meditaciones sobre la vida de nuestro señor Jesucristo_, written in Italian by Padre Fabio Ambrosio Espindola, translated by Lozano. Madrid, 1747, two volumes, pp. 569 & 531. _Historia de la compañía de Jesús en la Provincia del Paraguay._ Madrid, 1754 & 1755. Two volumes, pp. 760 & 832. _Historia de la conquista del Paraguay, Río de la Plata y Tucumán._ Buenos Aires, 1873 to 1875, five volumes, pp. 468, 396, 370, 489, 364. _Máximas eternas puestas en lecciones_, written in Italian by Padre Carlos Ambrosio Cataneo, translated by Lozano, Madrid, 1754; Madrid, 1776 & 1788; Valencia, 1884. _Exercicios espirituales de San Ignacio_, written in Italian by Padre Carlos Ambrosio Cataneo, translated by Lozano. Madrid, 1764, pp. 406; reprinted 1776 & 1788. _Diario de un viaje a la Costa de la mar Magallánica en 1745._ Buenos Aires, 1836. Also published (in Latin) in Charlevoix, _Histoire du Paraguay_ and in Prévost, _Histoire des voyages_. Various documents communicated to Charlevoix; see Padre Muriel, _Fasti novi Orbis_. _Diccionario histórico-índico_, six volumes. _Traslado de una carta dirigida al P. Luis Tavares_, Córdoba, June 12, 1739. Letter on tithes, 1741. _Observaciones sobre el manifiesto publicado por el P. Vargas Machuca._ _Representación hecha por la Provincia jesuítica del Paraguay al señor Virrey del Perú a propósito del tratado con Portugal sobre los siete Pueblos de las Misiones del Uruguay_, Córdoba, March 12, 1751 (MS. in the library at Lima). _Representación que hace al Rey N.S. en su Real Consejo de Indias el Provincial de la Compañía de Jesús en la Provincia del Paraguay_, on the same subject as the preceding, Buenos Aires, April 29, 1752. Letter to the Procurador General on events in the province of Paraguay, 1752; in the library of Valladolid. _Historia de las revoluciones de la Provincia del Paraguay_, (1721-1735). Buenos Aires, 1905. IV [Sidenote: Padre José Guevara] Padre José Guevara succeeded Lozano as the official historian of the province of Paraguay. He was a native of Spain, born at Recas in the archbishopric of Toledo on March 19, 1719. On December 31, 1732, he became a novice in the Society of Jesus, and two years later, April 25, 1734, he arrived at Buenos Aires. Almost immediately thereafter he entered upon his studies at Córdoba, and for many years this city continued to be the principal seat of his activity. In 1743 he was a teacher of Latin, and the next year he became a lecturer on theology. Eight years later he was appointed to the position that had been held by Lozano as historian of the province. After a residence of thirty-three years in America he was removed to Italy under the decree of 1767, by which the Jesuits were expelled from Spain and the Spanish dependencies. At first he established himself at Faenza, but subsequently he obtained the post of canon at Spello, near Perugia. Guevara died at Spello on February 23, 1806.