Philippe Ariès’s book on “Centuries” of these people argued that the conceptualization of them did not exist until the 15th century. In an event named for these people, (20[1])7,000 Christians marched to Genoa expecting the sea to part (20[1])before (20[1])them. (20[3])In Ancient (20[1])Rome, (20[1])these people wore (20[1])a bulla (20[1])rather than a toga. (20[6]0[2])In 1212, (20[1]0[1])Nicholas of Cologne co-led (20[1]0[1])these people (20[2])in a self-proclaimed (*) crusade. (10[3]0[2])They’re (10[1])not warriors, (10[1])but (10[1])a group of male examples of these people called paides were the lowest rank in the agōgē (0[1])(“ah-go-gay”) system of Sparta. Athenian society sanctioned the use of exposure for these people, (10[1])although the Catholic Church instead promoted sending them to foundling hospitals. For 10 points, name these people who in the Middle Ages frequently became orphans. (10[2]0[1])■END■ (10[5])