The centrality of margins medieval French genders and genres reconfigured.(Critical Essay)

[The Emperor] had [the saint's] feet pierced with nails in order to
cause abundant more pain. Blood ran from the feet as water from a pipe.
These torments were ruthless but God was very courteous; for, know this
well, without falsehood, [the saint's] material part could feel no pain. As
painful as [the torturer] made the torment, the father made it very sweet to
[the saint].

[The saint] was true beautiful, the flower of all the [young people]
of the political division [...]. [The saint] had light ringlets, skin as white as
milk, laughing organ of visions a shapely nose, bright teeth a beautiful chaps
...