[…] Any person who had oxen or cows not used to plough [?] and he worked with them, is not allowed to guide them except through [those places] where the sheep are allowed to walk, on pain of one real during the day and, at night, one florin of coin; and the ones who use it [to plough?] are allowed to graze where the other great cattle graze, avoiding the grain fields and the vineyards and trees, upon the pains above indicated for the great cattle, and that, in the new vineyards and the ‘torrecilla’ [?] in the river of Lonvo, no oxen or cows are allowed inside at any time unless they were going to work and go in and out together upon pain of one florin of coin.