Domingo Andrés (1525, Alcañiz – 1599) was a Spanish humanist, writer and poet.

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Publications

• Poema extenso en siete libros acerca de la redención de la humanidad.
• De Jacobo et Joanne Zebedeis fratribus.
• De novissimo juditio.
• De Petro Archi-Apostolo.
• Dos elegías sobre el nacimiento y muerte de Cristo.
• Poecilistichon, sive variorum libri V, 1594.

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