It is ordered that the ´ganados cerriles´ [?] of the neighbours of this village shall go for grazing together with the council´s cattle [´ganadería concejil´], and if someone had a pregnant mare or any other weak ´ganado zerril´[?] and they wanted to put them apart because of this so they can recover from their sickness and put them to graze apart, it is allowed that they do that as long as they drove the said cattle to  the estates enjoyed by the said council´s cattle [?] or where the council´s cattle had grazed or could graze, on pain, imposed on the person who did the opposite […], of 1 real per animal and, if the cattle was found in the grain and sown fields, the penalty shall be 2 reales per animal during the day and the double at night […].