Will (extract), by which António Lopes de Murga orders his wife, Violante Correia, to acquire a papal authorization so that, for each mass prayed in the chapel of the Santas Relíquias of the convent of S. Francisco of Lisboa, established by his uncle, Gaspar Lopes de Murga, a soul is taken from Purgatory. He also asks her to buy 1000 reais of foros to keep a lamp permanently lit in the chapel. He entails a vineyard and properties he bought to the chapel, with the obligation of six annual masses, and orders the acquisition of more properties to establish a daily mass for the souls of his relatives. He also orders his wife to establish a daily mass for his, his son and his relative's souls, in a church or convent of her choosing, with the capacity to appoint any person she wants as its administrator, after her death.