Salazar

Ecce, haec sunt colloquia quae Salazar scripsit:

• Ad Exercitia Linguae Latīnae Dialogī - Dialogus Prīmus
  Saltus
• Ad Exercitia Linguae Latīnae Dialogī - Dialogus Quartus
  Pilae palmāriae lūdus.
• Ad Exercitia Linguae Latīnae Dialogī - Dialogus Quintus
  Acadēmia Mexicāna
• Ad Exercitia Linguae Latīnae Dialogī - Dialogus Secundus
  Lūdus Sphaerae per ānulum ferreum.
• Ad Exercitia Linguae Latīnae Dialogī - Dialogus Septimus
  Mexicus exterior
• Ad Exercitia Linguae Latīnae Dialogī - Dialogus Sextus
  Cīvitās Mexicus interior
• Ad Exercitia Linguae Latīnae Dialogī - Dialogus Tertius
  Obeliscōrum seu ligneārum pȳramidulārum lūdus.

Franciscus Cervantes de Salazar (1514-1575) was a Spaniard scholar and friend of Iohannes Vives noted for his works in both Latin and Spanish. From 1550 to his death, he was a leading academic figure in Mexico, serving as rector of the Pontifical University twice.