 Visclavara, who never married and was a prolific religious donor—to Jubia, Cines, Carboeiro, and the cathedral of Santiago—was still in secular life in 1097, but was described as a "handmaid of the handmaids of God" ("ancillarum Dei ancilla") in 1114.The other sister, Munia, is consistently called "vowed to God" ("Deo vota") in the sources.She lived until 1145 and was also a donor to Jubia.