Ms Sup Turc 693 fol.110v Midwife operating on a hermaphrodite, 1466

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"Ms Sup Turc 693 fol.110v Midwife operating on a hermaphrodite, 1466" is an illustration found in a 15th-century Turkish manuscript attributed to Charaf-ed-Din. The image depicts a scene in which a midwife is performing a medical procedure on an intersex individual, historically referred to as a hermaphrodite. The manuscript page, designated as folio 110v, is part of a larger work that is believed to be a medical treatise, reflecting the medical knowledge and practices of the time.

The illustration is significant for its historical portrayal of intersexuality and the medical intervention it depicts. Created in 1466, the artwork provides insight into the understanding and treatment of intersex individuals in the Ottoman Empire during the 15th century. It is a rare visual representation of a subject that was not commonly depicted in art of that era.

The manuscript itself, Ms Sup Turc 693, is held in a collection of Turkish manuscripts, which suggests that it was produced in the region that is now modern-day Turkey. Charaf-ed-Din, the attributed author, may have been a physician or a scholar, contributing to the medical literature of his time. The work is an important piece for historians of medicine and those interested in the social history of gender and sexuality, as it provides a window into the perceptions and treatments of intersex people in the past.

The image and the manuscript it is contained within are valuable for their contribution to the understanding of medical practices and societal views on gender and sex in the Middle Ages. As an artifact, it offers a rich context for discussions on the evolution of medical ethics, the history of surgery, and the treatment of gender diversity throughout history.

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