I the King

Countersigned by Don Gabriel de Ocana y Alarcon, and signed by the

members of the Council.

[Endorsed: "To the royal Audiencia of Manila, in regard to the order

given by the president of the Audiencia to the mother rector of the

seminary of Sancta Potenciana of that city, that she should not receive

therein any woman sent by the archbishop or his provisor." "Ordering

that the president take what measures appear most fitting, considering

all ends."]

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