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Sarah BarringerThe Conversation |
There are at least 34 documented stories of transgender saints’ lives, three of which had widespread popularity in medieval Europe.
Surgery was rare and risky in the medieval period. Though medical options were limited, trans people were able to take transitioning into their own...
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