Ala
An Ala was the term used during the mid- Roman Republic to denote a military formation composed of conscripts from the socii, Rome's Italian military allies. A normal consular army during this period consisted of 2 legions, composed of Roman citizens only, and 2 allied alae.
People born in Ala (First 49 people) - Page 8
Miguel Ajú
Football player
Alejandro Morera
Costa Rican football player
Cristian Oviedo
Costa Rican football player
Mario Ulloa
Guitarist
Adolfo Díaz
Former President of Nicaragua
Johnny Acosta
Costa Rican footballer
Camila Haase
Costa Rican swimmer
Joaquín Guillén
Costa Rican football player
Iván Vargas Blanco
Costa Rican researcher
María Coto
Costa Rican footballer
María Teresa Obregón Zamora
Former Deputy of the Legislative Assembly of Costa Rica
Estela Quesada
Former Deputy of the Legislative Assembly of Costa Rica
Luis Diego Cordero
Football midfielder
Jhonny Acosta
Football player
Esteban Sirias
Costa Rican football player
Otto Cortés Fernández
Former President of the Constitutional Congress of Costa Rica
Francisco Antonio Pacheco Fernández
Costa Rican lawyer
Daniela Solera
Footballer
Juan Pablo Arguedas
Costa Rican football player
Darío Alfaro
Football player
Alejandro Jiménez
K. Kunhiraman
Indian Politician
Galina Shirshina
Political figure
Yaşar Karayel
Turkish politician
Wyatt Outlaw
Thomas Michael Holt
Industrialist
Cynthia Babica Murray Palmer
Bertha George Haley's mother
James Edmund Boyd
Former North Carolina State Representative
Jaki Shelton Green
American poet
Susan Evans Politician
Politician
Trenton Gill
American football player
Charley Jones
Baseball player
Andy Albright
Author
Luther B. Way
Judge
Tuotilo
Monk
Hedwig of Bavaria
Alexander Delgado
Musical artist
Tim Hardaway Jr.
American professional basketball player
Marcia Clark
Craig Federighi
Engineer
Scot McCloughan
Baseball player
Leif Erickson
American stage actor
Jennifer Tung
Actress
Zev Siegl
American speaker
Krista Marie Yu
American actress
Jasmin Savoy Brown
Actress
Ethan Van der Ryn
Sound editor
