All the Hells), 1883 "A lőcsei fehér asszony" (The White Woman from Lőcse), 1884 "A cigánybáró" (The Gipsy Baron), 1885 (adapted into the operetta The Gypsy Baron) "Életemből" (From my Life), 1886 "A kiskirályok" (The Viceroys), 1886 "A három márvány fej" (The Three Marble Heads), 1887 "A lélekidomár" (The Trainer of the Souls), 1888-9 "Gróf Benyovszky Móricz életrajza", (The Biography of Count Móricz Benyovszky) 1888–1891 "A tengerszemű hölgy" (The Lady with the Eyes like the Sea), 1890 (in English: Eyes Like the Sea - translated by R. Nisbet Bain, 1893) (**) "Gazdag szegények" (Rich Poor), 1890 "Nincsen ördög" (The Devil does not Exist), 1891 (in English: Dr. Dumány's Wife - translated by Frances Steinitz, 1891) (**) "Rákóczy fia" (Rákóczy's Son), 1891 "A fekete vér" (The Black Blood), 1892 "A két Trenk - Trenk Frigyes" (The Two Trenks - Friedrich Trenk), 1892-3 "Fráter György" (Brother George), 1893 "Sárga rózsa" (Yellow Rose), 1893 (in English: The Yellow Rose - translated by Beatrice Danford, 1909) (**) "De kár megvénülni!" (What a Pity to Grow Old!), 1896 "Öreg ember nem vén ember" (An Old Man is not a Tottery Man), 1899 "Egetvívó asszonyszív" (A Woman's Heart Wins the Heaven) 1902 "A mi lengyelünk" (Our Man from Poland), 1903 "Ahol a pénz nem isten" (The Place Where Money is not a God), 1904 "Párbaj Istennel" (A duel with God) Other English Editions (**): "Life in a Cave" - a short novel for children, translated by Linda Villari, 1884 "In Love with the Czarina" - short stories, translated by Lewis Felberman, 1893 "The Tower of Dago" - a short novel, anonymous, 1899 "A Christian but a Roman" - a short novel, anonymous, 1900 "Tales from Jókai" - selected and translated by R. Nisbet Bain, 1904 Source (*): http://www.globusz.com/ebooks/HunShort/00000012.htm Source (**): Lóránt Czigány: A magyar irodalom fogadtatása a viktoriánus Angliában 1830-1914 (Budapest, Akadémiai, 1976) Source (***): http://www.gutenberg.org Selected filmography , directed by Travers Vale (1915, based on the novel Egy magyar nábob) , directed by Alexander Korda (1918, based on the novel The Man with the Golden Touch) White Rose, directed by Alexander Korda (1919, based on the novel A fehér rózsa) The Gypsy Baron, directed by Frederic Zelnik (1927, based on the operetta The Gypsy Baron) The Gypsy Baron, directed by Karl Hartl (1935, based on the operetta The Gypsy Baron) Az aranyember, directed by Béla Gaál (1936, based on the novel The Man with the