Saphroneth
Banned
Again, that's not how I read it. I could be wrong, but I think Sycamore was saying that they'd have bodies at the developmental stage we consider "children" today.But again, the question is tied up : puberty was considered the same way in MA than today, as in when sexual distinction becames clear and with fertility. Albert the Great doesn't say anything else.
If one means that medieval people aged by 12/14 were "puer" in the sense of child by body, it's wrong.