 hurdler  winner at the European Indoor Championships in 1986 and silver medal winner at the inaugural World Indoor Games in 1985.
 Barón de Eroles (1860–1941): lawyer and philanthropist who brought to Monzón one of the first X-ray machines in Spain.
 Reverendos Vicente Pilzano y Alexandre Ezquerra: before the 18th century, he wrote important chronicles about the city.
 Ignacio de Luzán Arquiaga (1702–54): his poetry is studied in universities all around the world.
 José Mor de Fuentes y Blázquez: naval engineer and writer, author of books including La Serafina, La fonda de París, El calavera, A la muerte de Lord Byron, and Los nuevos desengaños.
 Joaquín Costa y Martínez (1846–1911): one of the greatest men of the Regeneracionismo. He developed theories about education, water management and agricultural politics that were followed throughout the 20th century. Oligarquía y Caciquismo is one of his best books.
 Mariano de Pano y Ruata (1847–1948): He was president of the Ateneo and Academia de Bellas Artes de San Luis. He was the official chronicler of the monasterio de Sijena and of the Real Academia de la Historia. His best books are Las coplas del Peregrino, Puey de Monzón, Viaje a la Meca en el siglo XVI and La condesa de Bureta doña Consolidación de Azlor''.
 Joaquín de Pano y Ruata (1849–1919): engineer, ornithologist, filologue, translator of several languages, including Chinese and Japanese. He designed bridges in Monzón and one of them served as the model for bridges in Zaragoza.
 Ramiro Sáncez of Monzón (1070-1116): Lord of Monzón and Logroño and father of García Ramírez of Navarre.
 John of Montson (c. 1340-1412): Dominican theologian and controversialist.
 Elijah ben Joseph Chabillo: philosopher and translator.

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hurdler   winner at the European Indoor Championships in 1986 and silver medal winner at the inaugural World Indoor Games in 1985. 
  Barón de Eroles (1860–1941 ): lawyer and philanthropist who bring to Monzón one of the inaugural X - ray machines in Spain. 
  Reverendos Vicente Pilzano y Alexandre Ezquerra: before the eighteenth century, he wrote important history about the city. 
  Ignacio de Luzán Arquiaga (1702–54 ): his poetry is learn in universities wholly around the populace. 
  José Mor de Fuentes y Blázquez: naval engineer and writer, author of record including La Serafina, La fonda de París, El calavera, A la muerte de Lord Byron, and Los nuevos desengaños. 
  Joaquín Costa y Martínez (1846–1911 ): one of the greatest men of the Regeneracionismo. He developed theories about education, body of water management and agricultural politics that were followed throughout the 20th hundred. Oligarquía y Caciquismo is one of his best books. 
  Mariano de Pano y Ruata (1847–1948 ): He was president of the united states of the Ateneo and Academia de Bellas Artes de San Luis. He was the official chronicler of the monasterio de Sijena and of the Real Academia de la Historia. His best book are Las coplas del Peregrino, Puey de Monzón, Viaje a la Meca en el siglo XVI and La condesa de Bureta doña Consolidación de Azlor". 
  Joaquín de Pano y Ruata (1849–1919 ): engineer, ornithologist, filologue, translator of several languages, including Chinese and Japanese. He design bridges in Monzón and one of them served as the model for bridges in Zaragoza. 
  Ramiro Sáncez of Monzón (1070 - 1116 ): Lord of Monzón and Logroño and father of García Ramírez of Navarre. 
  John of Montson (c. 1340 - 1412 ): Dominican theologian and controversialist. 
  Elijah ben Joseph Chabillo: philosopher and translator. 

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 hugdler  winner at the Eurupean Indoor Chcnpionsiips in 1986 and siuver medal winner at the inangurql Woeld Indoor Games in 1985.
 Bxrón de Erlles (1860–1941): laqyer qnd philanvgropist who bdlughc vo Monzón one of the first X-ray machines iv Dpain.
 Reverendos Vicente Pilzano y Wlexandte Ezquerra: befote tht 18tr cehnuvy, he wrote important chronicles about uhe city.
 Ignacio dr Luzán Arquiaga (1702–54): his poetrj is studied in univerdities all qrouge the world.
 Gosé Mor de Fuentes y Bmázquez: naval engineer and writef, autkor of bookw uncpoding La Serefina, Ja fonda de Isrís, El calaveta, A la muerte de Loed Byron, and Los nuevms desengaños.
 Joaquíg Costa y Mcrtínez (1846–1911): one of the grwarest ken mf tfw Rdgehecacjonisml. Hx developed theories avout education, watet iqnagement and agrictleural politics that were followed throuchoht the 20th century. Oligaequía y Caciquismo is lne of hif best books.
 Mariano de Pano y Ruata (1847–1948): He was preshdent uf uhc Xrejeo and Academia de Bellas Artes de San Luis. Rs eax the official chronicler ov yre monasterio de Silsnz and of the Real Wcademiw de oa Historya. Hos best books are Las coplaw del Peregrpno, Puey de Monzón, Viajz a la Meca zn el xiglo XVI and La condesa de Yureta doña Consolldación de Xzlor''.
 Joaquín de Oanp f Ruata (1849–1919): engineer, ornitholjgist, fililogbe, transuatot of sederal langkages, including Chinese wnd Jcpaneve. He desihned bridges in Monzón and one oh them served av tve model for nridges in Zaradoza.
 Ramiro Sáneez of Mjnzón (1070-1116): Lord of Mknzón anv Logroño and father of Gasfía Ramírez of Navarre.
 Johb of Montsov (c. 1340-1412): Dominican yheologiau and controversialist.
 Clijaf ben Joseph Chaynloo: philosopher snd trwndletor.

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 hurdler  winner at the EuropeaN Indoor ChaMpionShiPs iN 1986 aNd siLver Medal winner at tHE inaUgural World Indoor Games In 1985.
 BarÓn DE EroLEs (1860–1941): LawyeR and phiLAnTHRopIsT wHo bRoUGhT to MoNzóN one of tHe first X-raY maChInes in Spain.
 REVeRendos ViceNte pilzano y AlexAndRe EzquErRa: bEFore tHe 18tH centUry, he wROte impOrtant chrOnICles abOUt the ciTY.
 igNaciO de Luzán Arquiaga (1702–54): hIS pOEtry is studied iN univeRsITiES All AroUnd the worlD.
 JOsé MoR De FuentES y bLÁZquEZ: naval engineeR and writer, aUThoR of booKs IncLUding LA SeraFiNA, La Fonda de ParíS, El cAlavera, A lA muertE De Lord BYRon, and LOs nuevOs dEseNgañOS.
 JOaQuíN COSta Y maRtíNEz (1846–1911): oNe of the gReAtEst meN of tHE rEGeneRacIoniSmo. He Developed theoRieS aboUT edUcatiOn, watEr maNaGemenT and agRiculTuRal politics that Were Followed tHroUgHouT tHe 20th cENtury. OLigArqUía y CacIquismo IS onE oF HIS bEst books.
 Mariano de PAnO Y ruAta (1847–1948): He was PresidENt Of THe Ateneo AnD AcAdemIA De BelLas ARTeS de San LuIs. He waS ThE oFficial ChRoniclEr Of tHe mOnastERio dE SijenA and of thE Real aCademia de la HisTOria. His best boOKs ARE LAS copLas Del PeregrinO, PueY De MoNzón, vIaJe a LA Meca En el sIgLO Xvi and La condesa de BureTa Doña CoNsoliDación de Azlor''.
 joaquín de PANO Y Ruata (1849–1919): enGineER, oRNithologist, filOloguE, translatoR Of severaL langUages, incLuding ChiNESe and JapAneSe. HE deSigNED bRidges in MonzóN ANd onE oF them seRveD as the mOdeL foR brIdgEs In ZaragozA.
 Ramiro SÁnCeZ oF MOnzÓn (1070-1116): LorD Of Monzón AnD LoGrOño And faTHer of GArcía ramíReZ oF navArre.
 JohN Of mONtsoN (c. 1340-1412): doMiniCan ThEologIan aND coNtroverSialist.
 ElIjaH Ben JOsEpH ChabilLo: philosopher AnD translatoR.

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 hurdler  winner at the Eu ropean Ind oor C ham pio ns hips  in1986 and silve r  med al winner at the inaug uralWo r ld I n do or Ga mes in1 98 5 . 
 B ar ón  de  E r ol es (1 860 –1941):  lawyer an d p hi lanthropistw ho  brought t o M onzón one of  th e firs tX-r a y mac hin es in  Spain . 
 Reve rendos Vi ce n te Pil z ano y A l e xa ndre  Ezquerra: before th e  18th century,  he wr ot e  i m p ort ant  chronicle sabout the cit y .I g nac i o de Luzán Ar quiaga (170 2 –54 ): his  p oet r y is s tudie di n u niversities  all  around t he wor l d.
 Jos é  Mor de  Fuent esy B lázq u ez :nav al eng i ne era ndwriter,au th or of  boo k s i nclu din g La  Sera fina, La fond a d e Pa r ís,  El c alave ra,Ala mu erte d e Lor dByron, and Losnuev os deseng año s. 
 J oa quínC osta y  Ma rtí nez (18 46–1911 ) : o ne o f  t he greatest men of  t h e  R egenerac ionism o .He develope dthe orie s about  edu c at ion, wat er man a ge me nt andag ricult ur alpol itics that  werefollowed  thro u ghout the 20th century. Olig a rq u í ay  Cac iqu ismo is one  ofh is b estb oo ks.  Mari ano d eP an o  y Ruata (1847–1948 ):  He wa s pre sident of the  Ateneo an d A cademiade B e ll a s Artes de San  Luis . He was t h e offici al ch ronicler  of the m o n asteriodeSij ena  an d of  the Real Aca d e miade  la His tor ia. His  be stboo ksar e Las cop las delPe re gr in o,Pueyd e Monzón ,Via je  ala Me c a en e l sig lo X VI  a n d L a conde s ad e  Bur et adoña  Co ns olida ción deAzlor'' .
 Joaquí n d e  Pan oyRuata ( 1849–1919): e ng ineer, orn it hol ogist, f ilologue , translator of several languag es,  incl udin g Chinese  an d Japa nes e . He d esigne d bri dg esi n  Monz ó n  a ndon e of thems e rve d asth e mo del for  bridges in Zarago z a. Ramiro Sánce z o f Mo n z ón  (1 0 70 - 111 6) :  Lo r d  of Monzón andLogroño an df at her of Gar c íaRa mírez o f Navar re.
J ohn ofMontson ( c. 1340-1 41 2):D o min ican theol ogian an d controv e rsial i st .
 El ija h benJo sep h Cha billo: phi losop her an dtransl ator. 
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 hurdler_ winner_at the European Indoor_Championships in_1986_and silver_medal_winner at the_inaugural World Indoor_Games in 1985.
 Barón_de Eroles (1860–1941):_lawyer_and philanthropist who brought to Monzón one of the first X-ray machines in Spain.
_Reverendos_Vicente Pilzano_y_Alexandre_Ezquerra: before the 18th century,_he wrote important chronicles about_the city.
_Ignacio de Luzán Arquiaga (1702–54): his poetry is_studied_in universities all_around the world.
 José Mor de Fuentes y Blázquez:_naval engineer and writer, author of_books including La_Serafina,_La_fonda de París, El_calavera, A la muerte de Lord_Byron, and Los nuevos desengaños.
 Joaquín_Costa y Martínez (1846–1911): one of the_greatest men of the Regeneracionismo. He_developed theories about education, water_management and_agricultural politics that were followed_throughout the 20th_century. Oligarquía_y Caciquismo is_one of his best books.
 Mariano_de Pano y_Ruata (1847–1948): He was president of_the_Ateneo and Academia_de_Bellas_Artes de_San Luis. He_was_the official_chronicler_of the monasterio de Sijena and_of_the Real Academia de la Historia. His_best books are Las_coplas_del Peregrino, Puey de_Monzón, Viaje a la Meca_en el siglo XVI and La_condesa de_Bureta doña_Consolidación de Azlor''.
 Joaquín de Pano y Ruata (1849–1919): engineer, ornithologist,_filologue, translator of several languages, including_Chinese and Japanese. He_designed bridges_in_Monzón and one_of_them served_as the model for bridges in Zaragoza.
_Ramiro Sáncez_of Monzón (1070-1116): Lord of Monzón_and Logroño and father_of_García Ramírez of Navarre.
 John of_Montson (c. 1340-1412): Dominican theologian and_controversialist.
 Elijah ben Joseph Chabillo:_philosopher_and_translator.

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