 Other less known plays are "El Gran rey de los desiertos, San Onofre" (The great king of the deserts, Saint Onuphrius), which is evidently related to El Condenado por desconfiado, as it has been shown by Ciriaco Moron and Alfredo Rodriguez Lopez-Vazquez.Recently, Alejandro Garcia Reidy has discovered an unpublished play by Claramonte, "Las dos columnas de San Carlos", in which is shown Charles Borromeo's life, a play that has the particularity to have in the first scene the character of Marin Luther.The Spanish Scholar Marcelino Menendez y Pelayo looked down on Claramonte, but nowadays he has been reconsidered by the critics, particularly Alfredo Rodriguez Lopez-Vazquez, Charles V. Ganelin, Frederick A. de Armas and Fernando Cantalapiedra Erostarbe.Some of these support the idea that he wrote some of the most important plays of the Spanish Golden.