And also they declared that if it was discovered that a number of animals larger than that declared had been introduced to the Mount to graze the herbs and water from the first day of May until Saint Michael's Day in September every year, its owner shall pay a penalty of 1 real per each head of sheep and goat, and 5 reales per each head of large stock [i.e. cows, mares, horses], and that in order to know it and to impose the pain that has been established, the Governors ['Dieces'] shall have the right to inspect and count every kind of livestock that were in the Mount in the said time, and they could repeat this operation whenever they considered necessary, and all of them agreed on this.