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Looked at the author and realized it's Alfonso from the Graal team -- makes sense.

It's interesting that Alfonso X chose Galician as a poetic language instead of the most common one among their subjects (Spanish).

See the new book The Master Builder by Alfonso Arias for some recent info.

A man named Luigi di Ponti designed the appliance in 1933 and sold the patent to Renato’s father Alfonso Bialetti, an aluminum vendor.

I care about what happens to Alfonso Derecho Izquierda Quijano, the Kobold Paladin who's in love with a dragon.

King Alfonso promoted what Raymund of Toledo started, the former school, and for example the Toledan tables where later updated through the Alfonsine tables[1].

Sandra Bullock is definitely not the best choice, but she's not terrible (I don't think she was Alfonso Cuaron's first choice either).

I think the best film in the Harry Potter franchise was auteur Alfonso Cuarón.

Directed by someone like Alfonso Cuarón (Children of Men).

Translations started before Christian rule, and continue and were formalized under Christian rule, being King Alfonso one main promoter and actually had Muslims, Jews and Christians translators.

At least Alfonso Portillo is a Guatemaltecan national.

Yes, I recently read the book The Master Builder by Alfonso Arias which gets into some of the detailed pre-requisites provided by existing cells.

There is no loophole, it's just that after 200 miles anyone can fish > The P-3C, carrying Defense Minister Luis Alfonso Petri and several senior military officials, flew toward a "concentration" of fishing vessels near the outer edge of the exclusive economic zone (EEZ)—an area extending 200 nautical miles (230 miles) from the coast, within which the country alone is entitled to natural resources.

Indeed one of the most famous kings in medieval history in Spain (Alfonso X) wrote poems in Galician because he just liked the language[1].

The Toledan school/library/knowledge centers were not established by king Alfonso, it was continued by him when he captured Toledo from the Islamic Spain Empire in 11th CE [1].