[…] All the neighbours and dwellers in the village who had great cattle such as males [?], mules, mares, castrated old horses and donkeys are obliged to bring them to the council’s livestock and ‘dula’ [?] during the festivities, on pain of, in case the festivity day [the great livestock] was in the fields and not in the ‘dula’, one florin for each one, except in case the livestock had been brought [to the ‘dula’] and it had been put to graze […]