N this respect, that their toleration was made a principal argument against the Moors by the Archbishop of Valencia in his memorial to Philip III. at the end of the sixteenth century.[2]
A very melancholy instance of bigotry
and intolerance is afforde d by Bernard, a French monk, who was made Archbishop of

Toledo by Alfonso, on the capture of that city in 1085. By the treaty of capitulation
certain mosques had been expressly reserved to the Moslems, just in the sam