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=== Translations into Esperanto === * ''Arthistorio I.'' (Art history notes, following the lectures of [[Antal Hekler]], Part I: The art of ancient peoples) – Prose, 1934 * ''Du kokcineloj'' ([[Géza Gárdonyi]]: Two Ladybugs) – Prose, 1923 * ''Eterna Bukedo'' (Eternal bouquet) – Poetry anthology, 1931 * ''Ezopa saĝo'' ([[Aesop]]ian wisdom), 1956, 1978 * ''Hungara Antologio'' (Hungarian anthology), 1933, 1983 * ''Infero'' ([[Dante Alighieri]]: [[Inferno (Dante)|''Inferno'']]), 1933, 1979 * ''Johano la Brava'' ([[Petőfi Sándor]]: [[János vitéz]]), 1923, 1948, 1984, graphic novel 2001 * ''Kantanta kamparo'' (Éneklő mező - népdalok), 1922 * ''Kantoj kaj Romancoj'' ([[Heinrich Heine]]: Dalok és románcok), together with [[Gaston Waringhien]], 1969 * ''La Floroj de l'Malbono'' ([[Charles Baudelaire]]: ''[[Les Fleurs du mal]]'') (joint translation), 1957 * ''La Tempesto'' ([[William Shakespeare]]: ''[[The Tempest]]''), 1970 * ''La Taglibro'' ([[Johann Wolfgang von Goethe|Goethe]]: The Diary), 1984 * ''La Tragedio de l'Homo'' (Madách: Az ember tragédiája), 1924 (revised: 1965), [[Compact disc|CD]] version: 1999 * ''Libero kaj Amo'' (Petőfi Sándor: Szabadság, szerelem), 1970 * ''Morgaŭ matene'' ([[Frigyes Karinthy]]: Holnap reggel) – Prose, 1923 * ''Ni kantu!'' (Énekeljünk), 1928, 2000 * ''Reĝo Lear'' (Shakespeare: ''[[King Lear]]''), 1966 * ''Romaj Elegioj'', ''La Taglibro'' (Goethe: Roman Elegy, The Diary), 1932 * ''Rozinjo'' ({{interlanguage link|Gyula Török|hu|Török Gyula (író)}}: Rozika) – Play, 1938, 1977 * ''Somermeznokta Sonĝo'' (Shakespeare: ''[[A Midsummer Night's Dream]]''), 1967 * ''Tutmonda Sonoro'' (Sounding World, an anthology translated from 30 languages in two volumes), 1981 * ''Vivo de Arnaldo'' ([[Benito Mussolini]]: ''Vita di [[Arnaldo Mussolini|Arnaldo]]'') – Prose, 1934
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