 Whether the three-volume historiated Bible mentioned in the will was in Seville or Toledo when the will was drafted, we can only guess.According to a note in the ‘Historia Ecclesiastica de Toledo’ by J. Roman de la Higuera, Alfonso had also left his possessions that were in Toledo at that time to his rightful successor, in a document apart from the will written in Seville.Toledo was occupied in 1284 by Sancho, the rebellious son of Alfonso.