Works of Rizal

Novels

• NoNoli Me Tangere
• El Filibusterismo

Poems

• To Josephine (A Josefina)
• To Miss C.O. y R. (A Senorita C.O. y R.)

• To My (A Mi)

• To The Philippines (A las Filipinas)

• Water and Fire (Aqua y Fiego)

• Saint Eustache, Martyr (San Eustaquio, Martir)

• By the Banks of the Pasig River (A Orillas del Pasig)

• Along the Pasig ( Junto al Pasig )


• Kundiman (Canto)
• My Childhood Impressions
• A Tribute to My Town (Un Recuerdoa mi Pueblo)
• To the Virgin Mary (A la Virgen Maria)
• To The Very Reverend Father Pablo Ramon, S.J. (Al muy Padre Pablo Ramon S. J.)
• To Don Ricardo Carcinero (Al Don Ricardo Carnicero)
• My Last Farewell (Mi Ultimo Adios)
• They Ask Me for Verses! (Me PidenVerson)
• Conquest of Granada or Triumphal Entry of the Catholic Kings in Granada (La Conquista de Granada)
• Intimate Alliance Between Religion and Education (Allianza Intima del Educacion y religion)
• Great Solace in the Greatest Misfortune (Gran Consuelo en la mayor Desdicha)
• Goodbye to Leonor (Adios a Leonora)
• Flower Among Flowers
• Felicitation (Felictación)
• Elcano Was a Spaniard, The First to Circumnavigate the Earth
• El Heroismo
• Columbus and John II (Colon yJuan II)
• Cervantes at Argamasilla de Alba
• Captivity and Triumph ( ElCautivo y el triunfo)
• To the Child Jesus (Al Niño Jesús)
• Abd-El-Azis and Mohammed (Abd-El-Azizy Mahoma)
• A Poem That Has No Title
• To my Creator (A mi Creador)
• To the Flowers of Heidelberg (A los Flores de Heidelberg)
• To the Filipino Youth (A LaJuventud Filipina)
• Hymn To Labor
• Hymn to Talisay (Himno a Talisay)
• My Retreat (Mi Retiro)
• Our Mother Tongue
• To My Fellow Youth (Sa Aking mgaKababata)
• Education Gives Luster to Motherland
• The Song of Maria Clara (Canto deMaría Clara)
• First Inspiration
• Memories of My Town
• My Last Thought
• Song of the Wanderer
• A Fragment
• The Embarkation (El Embarque (Himno a la flota deMagallanes)
• The Battle Urbiztondo, Terror of Jolo (El Combate: Urbiztondo, Terror de Jolo)

Prose

• The Fisher Woman and the Fish
• The Kite and the Hen
• The Legend of Dona Geronima The Enchanted
• The Sense of the Beautiful
• The Significance of Palm Sunday
• Two Brothers
• On Travel
• By Telephone (Por teléfono)
• Rizal's Impression of Madrid
• Vision of Friar Rodriguez
• The Tortoise and the Monkey
• The Council of the Gods (ElConsejo de los Dioses)
• The Lord Gazes at the Philippine Islands
• Unten den Linden
• Mariang Makiling
• A Free Thinker
• A Pompous Gobernadorcillo
• A Reminder To Those Fond of Lawsuits
• A Soiree at the Home of Mr. B
• After Mass
• Alphonse Daudet: Tartarin Sur les Alpes
• Dapitan
• Essay on Pierre Corneille
• Juan Luna
• Love of Country
• Marie Colombier the Pistol of the Little Baroness
• Memories
• Reminiscences of a Cock
• Rizal Revista de Madrid
• Rizal’s Response to the Welcome of the President
• Sinagtala and Maria Maligaya
• The Ancient Tagalog Nobility
• The Feast of Saint Isidore


Memorable and Political Writings
• Annotations to Morga's 1609 Philippine History
• To Barrantes regarding the Tagalog theatre
• To Barrantes regarding the Noli
• The turkey that caused the Kalamba land trouble
• The Spanish schools of my boyhood
• The Religiosity of the Filipino
• To the Young Women of Malolos
• Reflections of a Filipino
• The Philippines a century hence (Pilipinas dentro de cien anos)
• Manifesto to certain Filipinos
• An excerpt from Rizal's speech at the Café Habanero
• Additions to my defense
• The Injustice done my mother
• The Best known speech of Dr. Jose P. Rizal
• The Indolence of the Filipinos (La Indolencia)
• How One Governs in Filipinas (Comese gobiernan las Filipinas)
• Constitution of the Liga Filipina
• The Friars and the Filipinos by José Rizal