We were in 1384. As in other points of Portugal, the people of Évora had arisen itself in favor of the master of Avis, D. João, and had taken the Castle. However, abadessa of Blessed S. of Cástris, being in the houses of the monastery that are in the city, commented: “It looks at the drunks! When to pass them the drunkness, have-of paying for the things that walk to make” Ear this for the people, many had been arisen and been to the Sé, where it met. You are welcome it it was valid hiding themselves in the room of the treasure, nor grasping it the pantry of the communion, where they say that it was then the body of consecrated God. Dragged for the Sé, a man cut to it to the diapers of the dresses, leaving to it at sight the legs and “shameful parts”. Take-in the one for the Street of Selaria until the Square, where they had killed it ace cut. E was this the end that had abadessa of the Monastery of Blessed S. of Cástris.