We establish and order that, when small cattle of the neighbours […] or foreigners was found during Easter time, deserving to be slaughtered […], [the cattle] shall not be slaughtered during the said period, and if it was a sheep that had given birth shortly ago [´obeja parida´], it shall not be slaughtered until the Holy Cross Day in May, and the guard [´valle´] shall identify the animal and shall require the owner to pay 12 groses and, if he [the owner] did not want to pay, the guard [´valle´] is entitled to seize the identified animal, if it was alive, or a different one, and sell it in exchange of the 12 groses; and the guard or guards [´valle o valles´] that had imposed that penalty shall get, for his work, 2 groses and the remaining shall be assigned to the 2 villages […].