George Borrow had a life-long love of translating into English. His main published translations being:
Faustus, 1825.
Romantic Ballads, 1826
Targum, 1835
The Talisman, 1835
Embéo e Majaró Lucas (The Gypsy Luke), 1837 [1838]
The Sleeping Bard, 1860
The Turkish Jester, 1884
The Death of Balder, 1889 [1892]
A collection of 42 short pamphlets containing George Borrow’s translations was published by Thomas J. Wise in 1913–14. Few of these are critically edited and although they make some unpublished translations of George Borrow available, they were mainly published in limited numbers to create “First Editions”, Thomas J. Wise being a book collector.
source: George Borrow: A Bibliographical Study