...becaufe he found that feveral of the biftiops were men of ftricl morals, and wanted only to be fupportcd by authority in correcting their inferiors, and becaufe...general. But while he was thus occupied, the Moors, who considered themfelves as difengaged from all treaties by the death of Don Ramiro, under the command...

...He began his reformation with them, becaufe he found that feveral of the bifhops were men of ftrift morals, and wanted only to be fupported by authority...thorough reformation in the church would have a great efte£t upon the morals of the people in general. But while he was thus occupied, the Moors, who considered...