🌲 Legends of the conquest of Spain, Skirmishing of the Armies.—pelistes and His Son.—pelistes and the Bishop., sentence 10

All this is said to have been devised by the perfidious Bishop Oppas, who had secret communications with the enemy, while he influenced the councils of the king; and who trusted that by this skirmishing warfare the power of the Christian troops would be cut off, and the rest disheartened.

Who acts: perfidious Bishop, body, skirmishing warfare · What happens: say, devise, have, influence, trust, cut off · To what, where: this, secret communications, councils, power, rest · Speech: someone speaks here

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