They decided that [the districts of] Orarina, Parraldia, Rotaldia […etc...] shall be kept as mountain pastures for the enjoyment of the great cattle [i.e.cattle and horses] and all [these districts] shall remain forbidden for any sort of small goods, i.e. woollen, goat and pig cattle; and the said great cattle is allowed to enjoy the grass of those pastures at any time during the year, being understood the collective herd, and the private cattle [´de particulares´] are not allowed to enjoy it between the 1st of March until Saint Bartholomew´s Day, upon the pain of 1 real, but at the threshing season both the mule and the cow cattle is allowed to graze in the said pasture, being understood from the day when the common shepherd was called until he was ordered not to leave at night.