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CASTRO, Andres, Spanish grammarian, born in Burgos about 1500; died in Toluea in 1577. He entered the Franciscan order, and was for many years a missionary in Spanish America, principally in New Spain (Mexico). He made a special and thorough study of the languages used by the Mexican Indians, and wrote several books, those better known being "Arte de aprender las lenguas mejicana y matlazinea"; "Vocabulario de la lengua matla-zinca" ; "Sermones," and "Doetrina eristiana," these two latter works, the sermons and the catechism, in the Matlazinca language.
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