T h e Fathers had long been anxious for an opportunity of disputing with the Moors before the King, that they might demonálrate the truth of our faith, and the falseness of the law of Mafamede. This opportunity they found soon after the King had settled down at Agra, and it extended over more than a month, during which many notable disputes took place. In these the Moors were completely defeated by the Fathers; and though they were not converted, for their obstinacy and perversity would not allow them to admit the truth of our faith, nevertheless the same was made manifeSt, to the great glory of ChriSt our Lord.