Reviewer In Rizal. 12.
It was taken from the Gospel of John, Chapter
Boi, bago ang lahat pray ka muna para powerful ang
pagrereview mo, Amen. Tandaan mo na kahit sa
simpleng pag re-review kasama mo si Jesus, hindi ka nya
pababayaan basta gawin mo ang part mo, lab you!
HETO NA! HETO NA! WAAAAAH!!!
1. Taong 1884 sa Madrid, nag-umpisang isulat ni
Rizal ang Noli Me Tangere.
2. 1885 sa Paris, ¼ ng nobela ay natapos na niya.
(parang lab life mo, wala pa sa dulo natapos na,
enseket! Kay Jesus ang love niya hindi
magbabago sa umpisa at sa dulo)
3. 1886 (April – June) – sa Wilhelmsfeld, nasulat
na niya ang pinaka huling chapter ng Noli Me
Tangere.
4. 1887 (February 21) – Noli Me Tangere ay tapos
na at handa na para ma-publish. Yehey!!!
5. 1887 (Christmas Day) – Maximo Viola nagulat
siya ng malamang si Rizal ay nabubuhay na sa
kahirapan at nagkakasakit na dala ng hindi
tamang nutrisyon. ( Kapag hindi talaga tama
mapapahamak ka, naku Cassie Repentance is
the Key)
6. Maximo Viola – Siya ang nagsponsor para ma
publish ang Noli Me Tangere ( Sana all rich like
Keena)
7. The chapter, “Elias and Salome” was deleted
due to lack of fund. ( So poor Cassie )
8. 1888 – Ang nobela ay naimprenta na sa Printing
Press (Berliner Buchdruckrei – Action
Gesselchaft) which charged 300 pesos for 2,000
copies. (Ngayon nagmamahal na, si Kras nalang
ang hindi sa iyo , hindi kasi sya para sayo, God
destined someone por you, believing is the Key)
9. 1888 (March 21) – The novel Noli Me Tangere
came off the press.
THE FIRST COPIES OF NOLI WERE GIVEN TO
Blumentritt
Dr. Antonio Regidor
Lopez Jaena
Mariano Ponce
Felix R. Hidalgo
10. 1888 ( March 29) – Jose Rizal gave the galley
proof( the manus script ) of Noli Me Tangere to
Maximo Viola.
11. Noli Me Tangere - (Latin phrase) which means
touch me not. (Now you know Cassie)
20 verses 13 to 17. ( Si Rizal maka-Diyos! Lodi na
to!)
13. Nilaan ni Rizal ang kanyang nobelang Noli para
sa kanyang amang lupa, Fatherland
(Philippines). ( Aw sana all, di katulad ng
relationship niyo walang pinaglaanang future
kaya hindi nag work, pinilit kase huhu! Si Jesus
may future na para sayo yiiie!)
[Boi! Ang dami na but don’t worry. Hindi ka
babagsak.
Isaias 41:10 (MBB) Ako'y sasaiyo, huwag kang matakot,
    ako ang iyong Diyos, hindi ka dapat mangamba.
Palalakasin kita at tutulungan,
    iingatan at ililigtas.] Kakeleg no!
MGA BERSYON NG NOLI ME TANGERE
• 1899 - Au Pays des Moines (The Land of the
Monks) ni Henri Lucas and Ramon Sempau
ang unang French translation ng nobelang,
Noli Me Tangere
• 1900 - Friars and Filipinos by Frank Ernest
Gannett was one of the earliest English
translation of the novel, Noli Me Tangere
• 1900 – An Eagle Flight by McLure, Phillips
and Corporation (Adapted from the novel,
Noli Me Tangere
• 1906 - Huwag Akong Salangin Nino Man
(Somebody Touch Me Not) by Dr. Pascual H.
Poblete was one of the first Filipino
(Tagalog) translation of the novel, Noli Me
Tangere
• 1912 – “The Social Cancer” by Charles
Derbyshire was one of the English
translation of Noli Me Tangere
• 1912 - Noli me Tangere: Filippijnsche roman
(Noli Me Tangere: Filipino Novel) by
Abraham Anthony Fokker
• 1956 "Noli Me Tangere" : A Complete
English Translation of Noli Me Tangere from
the Spanish of Dr. Jose Rizal by Senator
Camilo Osías was translated in English
• 1961 – “The Lost Eden” by Leon Ma.
Guerrero (first Filipino who translated Noli
Me Tangere) was translated in English
• Noli Me Tangere (1997, English) by Maria
Soledad Locsin.
• Noli Me Tangere (1997, Tagalog) by Virgilio
Almario.
• Noli Me Tangere (2006, English) by Harold
Augenbraum. Published by Penguin
Classics.
Isaiah 26: 3-4 Those of steadfast mind you keep in peace—
because they trust in you. Trust in the Lord forever, for in the
Lord God you have an everlasting rock.
MGA TAUHAN SA NOBELANG NOLI ME
TANGERE
Juan Crisóstomo Ibarra y Magsalin
• Ibarra or Crisóstomo, protagonist in the
story, and son of a Filipino businessman,
Don Rafael Ibarra (Daddy niya) .
• Don Rafael Ibarra - father of Crisóstomo
Ibarra. Though he is the richest man in San
Diego, he is also the most virtuous and
generous.
• He returned home in San Diego to search
the body of his father.
• Nag-aral sa Europe ng 7 taon. ( Sana all,
yung iba kase 4 yrs lang sumusuko na huhu!
T-T )
• María Clara's fiancé. ( Yieeh! May lab
life,Sana all my Jowa, wait ko yan Lord.)
• Several sources claim that Ibarra is also
Rizal's reflection.
María Clara de los Santos y Alba
• Mas kilala bilang María Clara
• Ibarra's fiancée. (Ulit-ulit! Oo na, kayo na
mag jowa!)
• Inaruga ni Capitán Tiago, San Diego's cabeza
de barangay ( Kapitan, yes big time)
• An illegitimate daughter of Father Dámaso,
former parish curate, of the town, and Doña
Pía Alba, wife of Capitán Tiago. (Gagalit si
ako, heto ang nangyayari pag pinipilit mo
ang hindi inilaan ni Lord sa buhay mo!)
• The character of María Clara was patterned
after Leonor Rivera, Rizal's first cousin and
childhood sweetheart. (Kaano-ano mo si
Marian? Umamin ka ha!? Ha!?)
Don Santiago de los Santos
• Kilala bilang Tiago, with political title
Capitán Tiago.
• Filipino businessman and the cabeza de
barangay or head of barangay of the town
of San Diego. ( Sana all rich)
• Known father of María Clara
• Richest man in the region of Binondo and
he possessed real properties in Pampanga
and Laguna de Bay. ( Ekaw na, Da bis ka)
• Good Catholic, friend of the Spanish
government and was considered as a
Spanish by colonialists. (Friends nadin
tayo!)
• Domestic helper of a Dominican friar. ( Kaya
pala rich, OFW sa dubaii, Joke lang hehe! )
• Married Pía Alba from Santa Cruz.
Tía Isabel - Capitán Tiago's cousin, who
raised Maria Clara.
Dona Pía Alba - wife of Capitan Tiago
and mother of María Clara, she died
giving birth to her daughter. In reality,
she was raped by Dámaso so she
could bear a child. (Bakit Damaso!
Bakit!)
Dámaso Verdolagas
• Padre Dámaso ay isang Franciscan friar and
the former parish curate of San Diego.
• Real father of María Clara
• An enemy of Crisóstomo's father, Rafael
Ibarra.
• Best known as a notorious character who
speaks with harsh words and has been a
cruel priest.
Elias at Salome
• Elias - Ibarra's mysterious friend and ally.
• Elías made his first appearance as a pilot during
a picnic of Ibarra and María Clara and her
friends.
• He wants to revolutionize the country and to
be freed from Spanish oppression.
Rizal’s alter ego.
Salomé - Elías' sweetheart.
She lives in a little house by the lake, and though Elías
would like to marry her, he tells her that it would do her
or their children no good to be related to a fugitive like
himself.
Don Anastacio
• known by his Filipinized name Pilosopo
Tasyo
 • Naghahanap ng pagbabago sa Gubyerno ,
ang kaniyang mga ideya ay nasusulat sa
cryptographic alphabet.
• Educated inhabitants of San Diego labeled
him as Filosofo Tacio (Tacio the Sage)
while others called him as Tacio el Loco
(Insane Tacio) due to his exceptional talent
for reasoning.
• Known as Paciano in real life.
Kilala bilang Doña
Victorina, is an
ambitious Filipina who
classifies herself as a
Spanish and mimics
Spanish ladies by
putting on heavy make
up.
Wife of Don
Tiburcio de
Espadaña, an
official of the customs bureau and a fake
doctor.
Don Tiburcio de Espadaña – Spanish Quack
Doctor who is limp and submissive to his wife,
Doña Victorina. (Booooooh! Under! Under!)
Narcisa or Sisa
- Nabaliw na ina nila Basilio at
Crispín.Napakaganda at batang Ina na
napaka mapagmahal sa mga anak yun nga
lang ay hindi nito mapigilang masaktan ng
kanyang asawa na si Pedro. (huhu! Bugbug
berna T-T )
Crispín is Sisa's 7-year-old son. An altar
boy, siya ay napagbintangang nag nakaw
mula sa simbahan. Father Salví and the head
sacristan killed him (Basilio’s dream).
Pedro –mapang-abusong asawa ni Sisa na
mahilig sa sabong. (everybody sing Manok
na pula, mukhang matapang! )
Basilio
Sisa's 10-year-old son.
• An acolyte tasked to
ring the church bells
for the Angelus, he
faced the dread of losing his
younger brother and the descent of his
mother into insanity.
At the end of the novel, Elías wished Basilio
to bury him by burning in exchange of chest
of gold located on his death ground.
Padre Hernando de la Sibyla
a Dominican friar. He is described as short
and has fair skin. He is instructed by an old
priest in his order to watch Crisóstomo
Ibarra.
Padre Bernardo Salví
– the Franciscan curate of San Diego, secretly
harboring lust for María Clara. He is described to be
very thin and sickly. ( Maria Clara is in danger,
kailangan natin ang Wonder pets tutulong sa kanya )
El Alférez or Alperes
– chief of the Guardia Civil. Mortal enemy of the
priests for power in San Diego and husband of
Doña Consolacion.
Doña Consolacíon
Wife of Alférez, nicknamed as la musa de
los guardias civiles (The muse of the Civil Guards)
or la Alféreza, was a former laundrywoman who
passes herself as a Peninsular; best remembered
for her abusive treatment of Sisa. ( Bugbug niya
Sisa T-T )
• Teniente Guevara - a close friend of Don
Rafael Ibarra. He reveals to Crisóstomo
how Don Rafael Ibarra's death came about.
• Alfonso Linares – A distant nephew of
Tiburcio de Espanada, that would be
fiancé of María Clara. Although he
presented himself as a practitioner of law, it
was later revealed that he, just like Don
Tiburcio, is a fraud. He later died due to
given medications of Don Tiburcio.
• Gobernador Heneral – Unnamed person in
the novel, he is the most powerful official in
the Philippines. He has great
disdain(respect) for the friars and corrupt
officials, and sympathizes with Ibarra.
• Don Filipo Lino – vice mayor of the town
of San Diego, leader of the liberals.
• Padre Manuel Martín - he is the linguist
curate of a nearby town who delivers the
sermon during San Diego's fiesta.
• Don Pedro Eibarramendia - the great-
grandfather of Crisóstomo Ibarra who
came from the Basque area of Spain. He
started the misfortunes of Elias' family. His
descendants abbreviated their surname to
 Ibarra. He died of unknown reasons, but
was seen as a decaying corpse on a Balite
Tree. ( Luh! Ang creepy awuuuuh!)
• Don Saturnino Ibarra - the son of Don
Pedro, father of Don Rafael and
grandfather of Crisóstomo Ibarra. He was
the one who developed the town of San
Diego. He was described as a cruel man but
was very clever.
Kakaiyak na ba? Huhuhu! Tandaan mo Psalm 34:17
When the righteous cry for help, the Lord hears, and
rescues them from all their troubles. Yiiieh!
IBA PANG MGA
KARAKTER
• Sinang - Maria Clara's friend. Because
Crisóstomo Ibarra offered half of the school he
was building to Sinang, he gained Capitan
Basilio's support.
• Iday, Andeng and Victoria - Maria Clara's other
friends
• Capitán Basilio - Sinang's father, leader of the
conservatives.
• Bruno and Tarsilo – a pair of brothers whose
father was killed by the Spaniards.
• Ñor Juan (Ñol Juan) - appointed as foreman of
the school to be built by Ibarra
• Capitana Tika - Sinang's mother and wife of
Capitan Basilio.
• Albino - a former seminarian who joined the
picnic with Ibarra and María Clara. Was later
captured during the revolution.
• Tandáng Pablo – The leader of the tulisanes
(bandits), whose family was destroyed because
of the Spaniards.
• Capitana María Elena - a nationalist woman who
defends Ibarra of the memory of his father.
• Capitán Tinong and Capitán Valentín - other
known people from the town of San Diego.
• Sacristán Mayor - The one who governs the altar
boys and killed Crispín for his accusation.
• El hombre amarillo (apparently means
"yellowish person", named as Taong Madilaw)
- One of Crisostomo Ibarra's would-be assassins.
He is not named in the novel, and only described
as such. In the novel, he carved the cornerstone
for Ibarra's school. Instead of killing Ibarra, he
was killed by his cornerstone.
• Lucas - the brother of the taong madilaw. He
planned a revolution against the government
with Ibarra as the leader after he was turned
down by Ibarra. He was said to have a scar on
his left cheek. He would later be killed by the
Sakristan Mayor.
1 John 3: 16-18, 23
16 
Dito natin nalalaman ang pag-ibig: inialay ni Cristo ang
kanyang buhay para sa atin. Kaya't dapat din nating ialay ang
ating buhay para sa mga kapatid.
17 
Kapag nakita ng isang maykaya sa buhay ang kanyang
kapatid na nangangailangan, at pinagkaitan niya ito ng tulong,
masasabi bang siya'y umiibig sa Diyos?
18 
Mga anak, huwag tayong magmahal sa pamamagitan ng
salita lamang, kundi patunayan natin ito sa pamamagitan ng
gawa.
19 
Dito nga natin matitiyak na tayo'y nasa panig ng
katotohanan, at matatahimik ang ating budhi sa harapan
ng Diyos
20 
sakali mang tayo'y usigin nito. Sapagkat ang Diyos ay
higit sa ating budhi, at alam niya ang lahat ng bagay.
21 
Mga minamahal, kung hindi tayo inuusig ng ating
budhi, makakalapit tayo sa Diyos na panatag ang ating
kalooban.
22 
Tinatanggap natin ang anumang ating hilingin sa
kanya dahil sinusunod natin ang kanyang mga utos at
ginagawa ang nakalulugod sa kanya.
23 
Ito ang kanyang utos: sumampalataya tayo sa kanyang
Anak na si Jesu-Cristo, at magmahalan tayo gaya ng
iniutos ni Cristo sa atin.
24 
Ang sumusunod sa mga utos ng Diyos ay nananatili sa
Diyos, at nananatili naman sa kanya ang Diyos. At
nalalaman nating nananatili siya sa atin sa pamamagitan
ng Espiritung ipinagkaloob niya sa atin.
“ Abe-abe, Tuki-Tuki alang pay lakwan.
makantita ing mikakalugud, anti murin king
bawat metung, sumaplala ing biye king mabilug
a yatu, kung kabalwan ning bawat metung ing
queyang katuking respunsibilidad quing kayang
kaparang tau “ credits to Kapampangan Diksyunaryu lol!
“ABH, Let’s carry each
other!”