Ferdinand Verbiest
More writings followed over the next few years. These were collected in 1665 as "I Cannot Do Otherwise" (). The most important of these articles appeared in September 1664: "A Complaint Requesting Punishment for the Evil Religion" (). This time, it was accepted by the Board of Rites. In it, he claimed that Schall was responsible for the death of Consort Donggo in 1660 by choosing an inauspicious day for the burial of her son in 1658. Schall suffered a stroke during the investigations and had to be supported by Ferdinand Verbiest.