 Much of the language of the indulgence is borrowed from the speech made by Diego Gelmírez at the Council of Compostela (1125), the only other instance of such an indulgence being issued by a Spanish ecclesiastic and not by a pope in the twelfth century.This strongly suggests that Diego was influential in writing up the indulgence of 1136.The Spanish orientalist José Antonio Conde was the first to propose a connexion between the military orders and the Islamic "ribāṭ"