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On the wedding day of Xaïma and Manoël, Ben-Saïd arrives to demand twenty virgins as tribute after the Moors’ victory at Zamora. Xaïma and her friend Iglésia are selected. Manoël follows Xaïma in disguise, but Ben-Saïd wins her at auction. Hermosa, a madwoman taken captive in the battle, helps Manoël and later recognizes Xaïma as her daughter. When Ben-Saïd refuses to spare Xaïma, Hermosa kills him with Manoël’s dagger. Hadjar pardons Hermosa on the grounds of insanity.
Fisherman Zéphoris rescued Princess Néméa, but Prince Kadoor claims credit and forces him to leave. Zéphoris dreams of being king; the king arranges for him to wake in the palace and temporarily rules in his place. Returned to his hut, Zéphoris learns it was not a dream. Néméa declares her love, Kadoor’s treachery is exposed, and after victory over the Portuguese the king agrees to the couple’s marriage.
On the wedding day of Xaïma and Manoël, Ben-Saïd arrives to demand twenty virgins as tribute after the Moors’ victory at Zamora. Xaïma and her friend Iglésia are selected. Manoël follows Xaïma in disguise, but Ben-Saïd wins her at auction. Hermosa, a madwoman taken captive in the battle, helps Manoël and later recognizes Xaïma as her daughter. When Ben-Saïd refuses to spare Xaïma, Hermosa kills him with Manoël’s dagger. Hadjar pardons Hermosa on the grounds of insanity.
Fisherman Zéphoris rescued Princess Néméa, but Prince Kadoor claims credit and forces him to leave. Zéphoris dreams of being king; the king arranges for him to wake in the palace and temporarily rules in his place. Returned to his hut, Zéphoris learns it was not a dream. Néméa declares her love, Kadoor’s treachery is exposed, and after victory over the Portuguese the king agrees to the couple’s marriage.