original_query: What is the Toledo School of Translators?
query: What is the Toledo School of Translators?
answer: The Toledo School of Translators was a group of scholars who worked in Toledo during the 12th and 13th centuries, translating works from Arabic, Greek, and Hebrew into Latin and Castilian.  It went through two main periods, the first led by Archbishop Raymond of Toledo, focusing on translations to Latin, and the second under King Alfonso X, which emphasized translation into Castilian Spanish and had a significant impact on the development of the Spanish language.