Rosauro Cagne Almario (30 August 1886 – 11 March 1933) was a prominent Filipino writer in the Tagalog language.
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He married Leonor de Ocampo, with whom Almario had five children, namely the twins Generoso and Amalia, Bonifacio, Liwayway, and Simoun.
After passing the second-grade civil service examination, Almario began working as a clerk at the Bureau of Education on 10 August 1904.
Both Fernandez and Almario resigned, as a sign of protest, upon the reinstatement of Governor-General Leonard Wood to the secret service of the City of Manila.
Among his works as a writer was the Tagalog-language essay Ano ang Ligaya sa Ibabaw ng Lupa?
His novels included the titles Pinatatawad Kita [You are Forgiven] (1910), Ang Mananayaw [The Dancer] (1910), Mga Anak-Bukid [Children of the Farmlands] (1911), Mga Dahong Luksa [Grieving Leaves] (1912), and Nang Si Eba ay Likhain [When Eve was Created] (1913).