And they also agreed that, in the grain fields and outside them, in the estates and fields wih threshing floors, o within the distance of one hundred steps from them, once the sheaves were collected, the stubble shall be guarded until the next 'parva' [?]; and the following day, it shall be opened up, so any sort of cattle is allowed to enjoy it; and the estates where the fruit was collected in 'metas' or sheaves [faxinas'?'] shall be also closed until the last 'parva' [?]; and, similarly, the estate with a threshing floor, from that instant, shall be understood as open for the enjoyment of any sort of cattle.