In 1514, with the example of Ravenna still fresh in public memory, a so-called "Monster of Bologna" was reported in which the child was described as having two faces, three eyes, and a woman's vulva on its forehead.
A so-called "Monster of Bologna" was reported in which. This was what the child was described as having two faces, three eyes, and a woman's vulva on its forehead. This was with the example of Ravenna still fresh in public memory. This was in 1514.