We also order that, for the adjustment of the payment of the principal amount and ‘responsiones’ [interest payments?], from Saint John’s Day, twenty first of June, onwards, the village and the neighbours shall allow the weighing in the butcher’s of the village at the price of the meat […] the ‘liviano’, heart and ‘alvillo’ of all the animals slaughtered and sold except the cow and, besides the price of the meat, three cornados shall be charged per each pound [‘libra’] of the the cow which was weighed […] and everything which was collected […] shall be assigned from now onward to the payment of the fifteen thousand ducados and ‘responsión’ […] and, once the village had freed [itself] from this [debt], what is established in this chapter shall cease […]. And we also want that, from the day in which this ordinance was made until Saint John’s Day in June […] of this year […] six cornados per each pound, besides the price […], shall be charged and what in this way had been collected shall be assigned to help the building of the mill of ‘remunnal’.