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- "El tenor de los Mares Indicos" appeared in El Comercio in 1895

- Compositions entitled "Los martires anonimos de la patria," "Al Yankee,"
and “Rizal” in 1899
- “Mi raza” won a prize from the Club Internacional
- "A Emilio Jacinto" won a contest for such a hero in 1914
- "Sobre el pinto" was the origin of Apolinario Mabini's nickname
"Dakilang Lumpo"
- Translated Andres Bonifacio's Decalogue in French and the epic Lam-
ang in Spanish
- His poems were collected in the book Pentelicas which was released in
the 1940s
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Mi Casa de Nipa won first prize
in the Commonwealth literary
competition in 1938
- In 1904, at the age of 17, he
published his first book of
poetry, Rimas Malayas
- In a competition to celebrate Rizal
Day, his three entries with different
emblems won the first, second, and
third prizes
- In 1908, his poem
"Gloria" won first prize
in the El Renacimiento
competition
- Novels entitled
Bancarrota de Almas, Se
Deshojo la Flor, and
Pajaros de Fuego
- A Cristo dedicated to his
wife, Dolores Rodriguez
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- Won three awards from three different organizations for his works
Himno al Sagrado Corazon de Jesus, El Zapote, and España en Filipinas
in 1913

- In 1924, he won the Premio Zobel award when he translated the work La
Pugna

- Won again in the said contest in 1926 because of his translation of the
Rubaiyat

- "King of Balagtasan in the Spanish language" in 1927

- He collected his own poems in Cantos del Tropico (1929)

- He was awarded the award El Yugo y las Flechas in 1940 and this was
followed by the award Orden de Isabela la Catolica in 1953

- Translated the writings of Marcelo H. Del Pilar into Tagalog

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His one-act play La Ruta de Damasco won a literary contest
in 1914

- Another play of his won the prize, Solo Entre Las Sombras
in 1917

- Several of his speeches and essays in Spanish and English

appeared in My Crusade in 1955

- He compiled his poems in a book entitled Bajo Los

Cocoteros, or Under the Coconut Trees in English
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