Composition deed between Fernando Mendes de Olivença, administrator of the chapel of Santo António, and the monastery of São Francisco de Olivença. Fernando Mendes claimed that his father left many debts, and that he couldn't pay for the pious obligations of the chapel for several years. During that period, the monastery appealed to the pope, requiring that part of the chapel's estates rents could be used in the works of construction of the new monastery. The pope conceeded their requests, ordering however that several masses should still be said in the chapel of the sake of the institutors and his relatives' souls. Through his attorneys, Fernando Mendes payed 100.00 reis to the monastery to settle the debts.