The Mirrour of Mutabilitie, or Principall Part of the Mirrour for Magistrates (poetry) 1579

The Paine of Pleasure (poetry) 1580

A View of Sundry Examples. Reporting Many Straunge Murthers (nonfiction) 1580

Zelauto: The Fountaine of Fame (fiction) 1580

The Araignement and Execution of a Wilfull and Obstinate Traitor, named E. Ducket, alias Hauns (nonfiction) 1581

A Breefe Discourse of the Taking of Edmund Campion (nonfiction) 1581

A Breefe Aunswer Made vnto Two Seditious Pamphlets (nonfiction) 1582

A Breefe and True Reporte, of the Execution of Certaine Traytours at Tiborne (nonfiction) 1582

A Discouerie of Edmund Campion and His Confederates (nonfiction) 1582

The English Romayne Lyfe (nonfiction) 1582

A Watch-Woord to Englande to Beware of Traytours (nonfiction) 1584

A Banquet of Daintie Conceits (poetry) 1588

Palmerin D'Oliua. The Mirrour of nobilitie, Mappe of honor, Anotamie of rare fortunes, Heroycall president of Loue: Wonder for Chiualrie, and most accomplished knight in all perfections [translator; from a work by Palmerin de Oliva] (nonfiction) 1588

The Declaration of Lord de la Noue, upon His Taking Armes [translator; from a work by François de la Noue] (nonfiction) 1589

*The First Book of Amadis of Gaule. Discoursing the Aduentures and Loue of many Knightes and Ladies, as well of the Realme of great Brittayne, as sundry other Countries [translator; from Nicholas de Herberay's French translation of an anonymous Spanish work] (romance) c. 1590; books three and four, 1618

John a Kent and John a Cumber (play) c. 1594

The First and Seconde Parts, of the No Lesse Rare, Historie of Palmerin of England [translator; from a work by Francisco de Moraes] (romance) 1596

The Second Part of the honourable Historie of Palmerin d'Oliua[translator; from a work by Palmerin de Oliva] (nonfiction) 1597

Mother Redcap [with Michael Drayton] (play) 1597-98

†Sir Thomas More (play) c. 1598

The Death of Robert, Earl of Huntington [with Henry Chettle] (play) 1598

The Downfall of Robert, Earl of Huntington (play) 1598

Richard Coeur de Lion's Funeral [with Drayton, Chettle, and Robert Wilson] (play) 1598

Valentine and Orson [with Richard Hathway] (play) 1598

The True and Honorable History of Sir John Oldcastle, parts 1 and 2 [with Drayton, Hathway, and Wilson] (plays) 1599

Fair Constance of Rome, part 1 [with Thomas Dekker, Drayton, Hathway, and Wilson] (play) 1600

Fair Constance of Rome, part 2 [with Hathway and others] (play) 1600

The Rising of Cardinal Wolsey [with Chettle, Drayton, and Wentworth Smith] (play) 1601

Caesar's Fall, or The Two Shapes [with Dekker, Drayton, Thomas Middleton, and John Webster] (play) 1602

Jephthah [with Dekker] (play) 1602

The Set at Tennis (play) 1602

The Third and Last Part of Palmerin of England [translator; from a work by Francisco de Moraes] (romance) 1602

The Triumphes of Re-United Britania. Performed in Honor of Sir L. Holliday Lorde Mayor (pageant) 1605

Camp-Bell, or The Ironmongers Faire Field (pageant) 1609

Londons Love, to the Royal Prince Henrie, Meeting Him at His Returne from Richmonde (pageant) 1610

A Briefe Chronicle of the Successe of Times, from the Creation, of the World, to this instant (nonfiction) 1611

Chruso-Thriambos. The Triumphes of Golde. At the Inauguration of Sir J. Pemberton, in the Dignity of Lord Maior (pageant) 1611

Himatia-Poleos. The Triumphes of Old Draperie. At the Enstalment of Sr. T. Hayes in the High Office of Lord Maior (pageant) 1614

Metropolis Coronata, The Triumphes of Ancient Drapery. In Honour of the Advancement of Sir J. Jolles, to the High Office of Lord Maior (pageant) 1615

Chrysanaleia: The Golden Fishing: Or, Honour of Fishmongers. Applauding the Advancement of J. Leman, to Lord Maior (pageant) 1616

*The Ancient, Famous and Honourable History of Amadis de Gaule. Discoursing the Aduentures, Loues and Fortunes of many Princes, Knights and Ladies, as well of Great Brittaine, as of many other Kingdomes beside. 4 vols. [translator; from Nicholas de Herberay's French translation of an anonymous Spanish work] (romance) 1618-19

Sidero-Thriambos. Or Steele and Iron Triumphing. Applauding the Advancement of Sir S. Harvey, to the Dignitie of Lord Maior (pageant) 1618

‡A Suruay of London (nonfiction) 1618

The Triumphs of the Golden Fleece (pageant) 1623

The Book of Sir Thomas More [edited by W. W. Gregg] (play) 1911

The Downfall of Robert, Earl of Huntingdon [edited by John C. Meagher] (play) 1965

The Death of Robert, Earl of Huntingdon [edited by John C. Meagher] (play) 1967

The English Roman Life [edited by Philip J. Ayres] (nonfiction) 1980

An Edition of Anthony Munday's John a Kent and John a Cumber [edited by Arthur E. Pennell] (play) 1980

*Munday's authorship of the second part of this translation, which was published in 1595, is disputed; however, Munday included it in the 1618-19 edition of all four parts.

†This work was revised by Thomas Dekker, Henry Chettle, probably William Shakespeare, and perhaps Thomas Heywood.

‡This work is Munday's enlargement of a work originally written by John Stow. A further enlargement was completed by Munday, Humphrey Dyson, and others, and published in 1633.