Will (extract) in which Pedro Afonso entails pious charges in the convent of Nossa Senhora do Carmo de Lisboa to his houses near the sea and their income of 2 000 réis. These houses belong to the third of his assets and whoever owns them could not divide or sell them and would always have to fulfil the pious obligations. The testator bequeaths these properties and the remaining part of his third to his wife, Isabel Ribeiro. She must fulfil all or only part of the pious charges during her life and should appoint someone she wishes to succeed. Isabel Ribeiro could also join her third, establish more pious charges, leaving them to whoever she wished, without their children being able to contest.