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175:"for the relief of our souls and the remission of all our sins". García and his wife had at least two daughters: Elvira and Mayor, who married
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grato animo et uolantate spontanea, ob remedium animarum nostratum et remissionem omnium peccatorum, facimus cartam donationis
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