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Elagabalus was known to dress up and prostitute himself, and he used cosmetics often. Although he married and divorced three women, his most stable relationship was one with his chariot driver named Hierocoles. He was killed shortly after Elagabalus and his mother were assassinated.
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Originally imprisoned at Burgundians at Beaurevoir Castle and made several attempts to escape. She agreed to wear feminine clothing while abjured.
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She was executed by burning
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Her father died when she was 6 but she didn't begin ruling until she was 18 (in 1644).
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She left Sweden that summer.
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Private in 95th Illinois Infantry, fought in about 40 battles and was one of ~250 soldiers who enlisted as men to fight in the Civil War despite being born as female.
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"In 2004, a group of Australians protesting their country's refusal to recognize same-sex marriage declared themselves independent on a few sandy islands at the edge of the Great Barrier Reef." (p. 13)
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Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger vetoed the bill that would have made same-sex marriage legal in California