And also that bearing in mind the shortness of the pastures of this village and the number of its neighbours they have agreed that each one of the neighbours that nowadays are and in the future would be could graze the terms owned by this village with 2 young mules and one cow in addition to the work cattle that each one have […] on the pain of 2 reales each time that this number were exceeded; so that whenever any neighbour of this village were grazing the terms with more than the said 2 youg mules and 1 cow that are allowed, shall be penalized each time with this penalty; and the calves of the said cows, being female the calves, they could keep in the terms of this village during the 2 first years after their birthday without being counted in the said number, and the first year they shall not pay anything, and the second year if they graze during the months of June and July they shall pay 2 reales by each head; and if the calves were male they could graze the terms of th said village during the 3 first years after their birthday, and those male calves as well as the young mules during their first year shall not pay anything, and in the second and third year, if they grazed during the months of June and July, they shall pay 2 reales per each head.
[Consejo Real de Navarra, 11/12/1717: con que sea sin perjuicio de las facerías, si las hubiere, y vecinos foranos]