All the present and future goat cattle in the said place shall remain under the guarding of a sepherd, that shall be maintained by the village, without being possible for the cattle owners to get [their goats] together with their woollen cattle in their respective flocks, being all of them obliged to provide bread and salary to the [goat] sepherd […] but, if one or some neighbours wanted to have a goat cattle by their own, wihout mixing them with their woollen cattle, they are allowed to do so and, in this case, they are not obliged to provide anything to the council´s goat sepherd.