Bisexuality in Republican Rome and the Güevedoces of Salinas (Dominican Republic): The Search for a Retrospective Diagnosis: OAJBS Publishers
Bisexuality in Republican Rome and the Güevedoces of Salinas (Dominican Republic): The Search for a Retrospective Diagnosis by Mercedes López Perez in Open Access Journal of Biomedical Science
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malformations of children and some disabilities, as well as strange natural
phenomena, were considered by the Romans, especially in the Republican era, as
wonders. The most striking example was the appearance of an androgynous or
hermaphrodite, a human being who at birth had the monstrous appearance of
having both sexes at the same time. The recommended rites or the atonement of
the prodigy are the widest and most complete of the viri sacris faciundis
school, which we know thanks to the Sibylline Books, the works of Titus Livius
and Obsequens. Also, in the work of Diodorus of Sicily two cases of
intersexuality are described, Heraides and Calo are two women who in
adolescence or puberty undergo a genital transformation that ends up turning
them into men.
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