And they also said that they are content and agree with what is established in the sixth chapter regarding the small cattle; they want, from now onwards, to be possible to enjoy the districts of this said place with five hundred heads of small cattle and with five goats per each neighbour; and they warn that this said place has a district called Inzuriain which is distant only one league ['legua'], and in this district they are allowed to enjoy the grass and water with one hundred and twenty five heads of small cattle and thirty [heads] of great cattle each year; and with the desire of obliging the owners of the small cattle to enjoy during more time that district and being aware of the increase in the number of small cattle, they all agree that from, now onwards, they shall enjoy the district of Inzuriain with the said one hundred and twenty five heads of small cattle during four months each year, and the said four months shall be understood [running] from the 1st of September until the 1st of December and April. And, if it is the case that, during this period, it was not possible to enjoy the said district as a consequence of lack of water or any other reason, they are allowed to bring the said cattle to the districts of this said place but they shall have the duty of respecting the four months limit during the time they could enjoy it; and the distribution of the cattle allowed to go to the district of Inzuriain (which is one hundred and twenty five heads) must be done according to the cattle each neighbour had, taking out more from whom more heads had and less from whom less heads had; leaving untouched the rest of the chapter six.