Also Fernado Díaz de Eulate, squire, Juan García, mayor of Eulate, and Fortún Guerra, attorneys of the said Valley of Arana, swore on their oath over the Cross and the Holly Bible that they would do and declare well and loyally the estates ['dehesas'] and properties [that] each one of the councils of the said Valley of Arana affirm to have inside Lokiz without participation of the Five Valleys, [… describes the borders of the 'limitación'...] And into these borders the mountains and terms that are inside are [the property] of the said council of Eulate [that] has been possessing for the last 40 years and more [the rights of] appoint monitors and guards, take pawns, fine, and close, and disclose, and graze the grass, drink the water, eat the acorn when born without participation, obstruction or contradiction of the Five Valleys or any of them, and cut firewood and timber as in its own property, except that the said councils of Ulibarri Mayor and Ecala could graze the grass, drink the water with their livestock joined in herd ['ensemble'] in specific times and certain manner and condition, as it is clearly expressed in the charts of their agreements.