I received the following as listed in Chinese, together with the silver for which I gave a receipt on September 29, 1717.
Friar Joseph Ferrer [In the right margin] {in triplicate}
[The following information is written vertically, from the right to the left margin, in comformity with Chinese writing traditions]
List of the received clothing and items, as detailed below: robe made of light fox fur, one/ Sheepskin robe, one/ Lynx-fur sleeveless surcoat (magua), one Gray squirrel-fur surcoat (magua), one/ mixed light surcoat (magua), one/ ermine-fur surcoat (magua), one sable-fur hat, one/ sable-fur collar/ otter-skin battle skirt, one Cape, one/ Kasaya (duoluo-ni surcoat), one/ Kasaya (duoluo-ni surcoat) with rain hood attached/ lined robe made of cotton cloth (na) imported through maritime trade (tonghai), one/ robe made of pongee silk (chou) imported through maritime trade (tonghai), one/ padded robe made of soft silk (xu) and cotton, imported through maritime trade (tonghai), one moon-white silk cotton jacket, one/muslin robe, one/ muslin mantle, one muslin bag, one/ white silk coat, one/ blue silk collared coat, one white silk coat, one/ silk trousers with one layer of cotton, three pairs
white pulu (thick rough serge), two, a total of nine feet/ patterned pulu, two/ red pulu, one ba-pongee silk (ba-chou), one bolt/ mosquito screen made of gauze (sha)/ old mosquito screen lined with woolen flannel (rong), one decorated sash or belt (hua dan), one/ leather bedding/mat, one/ handkerchiefs, four/ belt, one saddle pad made of woolen fabric (pu lu), one/ old stirrups, one pair/ worn-out robe filled with feathered silk (xu), one
In addition, Lama Sutra (Tibetan Buddhist scriptures), three volumes/ book from a foreign country (possibly Burma or Mongol), one/ telescope, one pocket watch, one/ Western books, two/ Western scriptures, three