 Another notably adverse reaction to the Antoniana was the Endecálogo contra Antoniana Margarita, written in Castilian by Francisco Sosa, a colleague of Pereira who lived in the same city and probably met him. This work is a satiric fable in which the animals bring a suit before Jupiter, as a judge, against Pereira because he has deprived them of genuine sensory perception and self-movement. González Vila emphasizes that the work, beyond its questionable literary quality and lack of philosophical depth, serves only to demonstrate that the Antoniana had some popular repercussion (see González Vila 1977: 102).