If during the period in which the cattle was in the Bardenas, it was realized that [the cattle] was suffering from smallpox, the head sepherd ['patrón mayoral'?] shall report the 'sustituto patrimonial' [major?] of the closest village, so the latter can appoint a person to examine the situation and, in case this person indicated that this circumstance [cattle sickness] was present, the 'sustituto patrimonial' shall indicate an area where the cattle could stay during the smallpox contagion period and until it was proved, by means of the sepherds' statement, that the cattle was free of sickness; […] on the pain of 100 libras in case the head sepherd ['patrón mayoral'] and 'sustituto patrimonial' [major?] did not comply with what this rule orders, distributed in the same way.