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in this covenant . In like manner, if it shall happen that they make peace with King Lupus, or with the other
Saracens, they will divided in half the money and tribute that they receive from this. And in this acquisition, whatever happens in the war, between them and their heirs they will always have peace without fraud. But the aforementioned acquisition that they shall make in the land of the Saracens, as has been said, they shall faithfully divide no matter how they acquired it, whether by themselves or through their men. All these things which are written above I, Sancho, king of Navarre, do swear, and I, Alfonso, king of Aragon, do likewise swear, and we make our men to swear to lovingly attend to it. And if one of us kings breaks the aforementioned covenants, there shall be a traitor and betrayer.
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and their heirs if they should happen to die within this time, which God forbid. The same way also they come together by good faith, without lying, that no matter what from this day henceforth what they can take, or acquire, throughout all the land of King Lupus, or in all other lands of the
Saracens, they will divide in half and hold thus, both the wilderness and the populated areas, except that land which the vassals of the king of Aragon held, in Gudar and in Campo de Monte Acuto, about which a diligent inquisition was made, and except in Perol, with its boundaries, without lying.
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or any of my men. And I, Alfonso, king of Aragon, in the same way, do give and concede to you Don Sancho, king of
Navarre, surety by good faith and without evil intent, and under an oath to assume that as often as you are willing to enter in to mine own country, or from there to go out, or stay there, you may be secure from all a hindrance to me, and all my men.
48:. Alfonso and Sancho agreed to divide between them the Murcian territory they conquered. They also pledged safe conduct to each other in their kingdoms. At the meeting at Sangüesa, Sancho VI brought with him two legal experts, Pedro Jiménez de Góngora and Lope Íñiguez de Urroz, and the terms he obtained were very favourable to his smaller kingdom.
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They firmly agree, too, that they will both make war on King Lupus and the other
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