Elizabeth the First refers to herself as Prince. My guess is we understand less of language before us than we realize and modern gender issues are clouding our ability to understand it as intended. What’s important is the author’s opinion not ours.

Here is my larger question. My wife is a historian. Dual PHDs her specialty is Medieval European History and Literature. She reads at a functional level Latin, Greek, French, German, Portuguese, and Russian. She is one of the most brilliant humans I have ever met. In the 10 years she went from HS to 2 PHDs and the 20 years of experience since as a historian and conservationist, she has never mentioned any of this. Not once. It sees to only exist in today’s world among todays gender questions. Are we not a little conceited to assume and insert our beliefs into the writings of long dead people? Does their own intent and the messages they wanted to convey to their audience matter? Just a humble man’s thoughts.

Am I the only one that noticed all the examples are fiction. Not historical documents of actual people.

Sleeping baby sign perhaps

Ask them to kill it at the cuticle and remove it totally. Best decision ever.

Well that was during an ice age so I’d imagine so

Had one of these. Took a while but my unscrewed