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 1 2 | boundaries of Novgorod begin the guests may have free use of the
 2 3 |                      Also summer guests, when they enter the land,
 3 3 |        the old peace, and if the guests wish it, the King, Borchravius
 4 4 |                      When winter guests come to the torrent which
 5 4 |         care of the goods of the guests. When the ferrymen come
 6 5 |               Moreover, when the guests come to the place which
 7 6 |                      When summer guests come to the torrent, which
 8 7 |       martens' heads. The summer guests will observe the same law
 9 7 |        is given above for winter guests. ~
10 10|          to the ancient law, the guests may trade freely with the
11 10|          the men of Ingria. When guests enter Novgorod vehicles
12 11|                         When the guests leave the court of the Germans
13 12|        men of Gothland and their guests will be free, so that the
14 12|           The courts of the said guests ought to be free so that
15 13|   Ruthenian, the alderman of the guests will be told, and no one
16 13|          but the alderman of the guests will offer his hand for
17 14|            Also the pleas of the guests between guests and Ruthenians
18 14|      pleas of the guests between guests and Ruthenians must be made
19 16|                         Also the guests can sell their goods freely
20 16|     merchants will lose nothing. Guests may send their children
21 17|     Nicholas to the court of the guests the court must not be occupied
22 21|       Ruthenian he will have two guests and two Ruthenians (as witnesses);
23 23| Ruthenian ought to pay a debt to guests and to Ruthenians, he will
24 25|        without fee from the said guests. Whatever silver the assayer
25 25|        assayer receives from the guests for testing he will subtract
26 26|       When the summer and winter guests leave the court and come
27 27|             Any winter or summer guests in the court, having horses,