He had her taken from the brothel, not for the sake of God, but for profit, as she told him (in her tale). Now, women in their youthful prime would come to her to see what she knew. She had the knowledge and learning of a scholar, and all the admirable skills that noble ladies required. And some of them she accepted (as students), and taught them to play the citol and harp, and those who liked to tell proverbs and clever riddles learnt new ones. She taught these sciences so well that she received great gifts which she acquired for Leonyns gain. And her name was established from the variety of things she taught, so that all the young women in the land wanted to learn from her.