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"text": "A qual cassa está ẽno canto que ssal aa rrúa do Canal; da qual casa a outra meadade foy da Órdẽe do Tẽple et tẽse da hũa parte cõ outra casa que he desta teẽça en que ssuýa morar Sancha Vaqua; et da outra sse tẽ cõ hũu formal de hũa casa que foy queymada; et saen estas cassas anbas a hũu curral pequeno que ha entrada perla rrúa do Canal et ssaen a este cural outras cassas do cabídoo que ssom da teença de Taueyroos et outras cassas da Moeda Noua.\nSaid house is in the corner that faces the Rúa do Canal [Canal street]; of said house the other half belonged to the Order of the Temple and it is sided by another house which belonged to this holding and is where Sancha Vaca lived; and in the other side it has a plot of a house that was burned down; and both houses face a small square which opens by the Rúa do Canal, and other houses face this square, among them some houses of the Chapter that belong to the holding of Tabeirós, and other houses that belongs to the new mint",
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