 After the Confiscations , many of the furnishings and artistic treasures of Santa María de Óvila passed to the surrounding parish churches , especially <unk> , Huet , <unk> de Tajo and <unk> de Tajo . Other valuables , such as books and historic documents , were stolen and sold . The remaining contents were auctioned , including wine @-@ making equipment and an oxcart . The precious 328 @-@ pages cartulary of the monastery ( Spanish : libro <unk> de Santa María de Óvila ) went to a private owner but was donated in 1925 to the Monastery of Santa María la Real of <unk> . The thick manuscript that hold copies of royal privileges granted to the monastery throughout its history and the <unk> , a comprehensive and thorough history of the Cistercian abbots and monks who lived in the monastery , was written from March 1729 to February 1730 by Father <unk> , a Cistercian monk of the monastery of Valparaíso ( <unk> ) . 
