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1465–1541 · Spanish author and playwright

Also known as: Фернандо де Рохас, فرناندو دي روخاس, 페르난도 데 로하스, フェルナンド・デ・ロハス, 费尔南多·德·罗哈斯, Рохас, Фернандо де

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