They also established that, if the present and future great and small cattle in the valley accessed the fields during the closing period to enjoy them and graze the grass, a penalty shall be imposed in the following way: for each flock, six tarijas during the day and twelve at night per each 'ferida' [trespassing?], to be distributed [in this way:] five groses to the officer and three groses to the village in whose 'endrecera' [fields?] the 'ferida' [trespassing?] had occured; the great cattle which is not counted by flock: until ten heads, they shall get as penalty per each time they accessed the field and per head six cornadas during the day and twelve at night, to be distributed to the officers; each officer in his village is obliged to charge the penalties to the persons who had caused the damages after the opening of the fields whenever they considered and, during the closing period, they shall not be able to ask more than [???]; and the officers shall report all the damages caused in the fields by Our Lady´s Day in September each year and the part of the village, or of the officers from it, by Saint Martin´s Day each year. And, regarding the penalties of the 'ganados cerreros' [?] which not reached the flock: until ten heads, they shall have to pay six cornados per head and the double at night.