Domingo Andrés facts for kids

Domingo Andrés was a Spanish writer and poet who lived a long time ago, from 1525 to 1599. He was born in a town called Alcañiz. He was also known as a humanist. This means he was very interested in human values, achievements, and the study of ancient Greek and Roman cultures. Humanists believed in the importance of education and learning to make people better.

What Did Domingo Andrés Write?

Domingo Andrés wrote many important works, mostly poems and books in Latin. His writings often explored big ideas about humanity and faith. Here are some of his notable publications:

• A long poem in seven books about the idea of humanity's redemption.
• De Jacobo et Joanne Zebedeis fratribus: This book was about James and John, who were brothers and important figures.
• De novissimo juditio: This work discussed the topic of the Last Judgment.
• De Petro Archi-Apostolo: This book focused on Peter, who was considered a chief apostle.
• Two elegies (sad poems) about the birth and death of Christ.
• Poecilistichon, sive variorum libri V: This was a collection of his varied writings, published in 1594.

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In Spanish: Domingo Andrés para niños