[…] We order that the labourers shall access the estate where they had to work at 8 a.m. and shall leave it at 4 p.m, and each of them shall earn as a salary in the months of October, November, December, January and in the months of February, March, April and May one real of silver every day for three daily loadings [‘tres cargas por día] and to the reapers [?] [‘[podadores’] every day one real of plata shall be paid and, during harvest time […], we order that no neighbour or dwellers of the said village shall dare to hire or bring labourers neighbours or dwellers of the said village to reap [in estates] outside the districts of the village, and the neighbours and dwellers shall not be hired by other people, upon pain in case of contravention, [imposed] as well as to the labourer who asked for more [a higher salary?] during the indicated times and to neighbour or dweller who gave him more [than the salary established] […], for each time 3 days of imprisonment and 2 florines […] and, as a consequence of this, there shall be an enquiry and the person who was found responsible shall not leave the prison until until he had paid […], and the penalty shall be assigned to the village’s expenses and we order that a receipt [of their delivery] shall be made and the scribe of the Audience shall write it down but we also want that, in case someone  wanted to go to the mowings in Aragon or Castile, he is allowed to freely go provided he had sworn he goes to the said mowings.