>>10007 (OP) I don't have such an image as you requested at hand, but it is easy to make an argument that our medieval and ancient ancestors (both christian and pagan) did not believe in the "age of consent".
Eastern roman Emperor John III Vatatzes is considered a saint by the Orthodox Church; and he took a 14-year old german princess as his bride at some point. (He did this when he was 40something)
The 50 year old king Stefan Milutin of Serbia married a 5-year old greek princess, and the Church agreed with the marriage provided that he wait for his bride's maturity (aka flowering or puberty) before bedding her. The Byzantines slandered him by implying he broke his promise and bedded her, but now King Milutin is recognized as a saint.
[I wanted to point this one out because it shows that if there was a pre-modern taboo on "pedophilia" then it was on pederasty- because of sodomy- and on intercourse (not marriage) with girls who were to little, because intercourse with them causes physical harm and is akin to stabbing them.]
Other examples of great men who married young girls are Emperor Alexios I Komnenos (21 yo), who married the 11-year old Irene Doukaine. His daugther Anna Komnena was 13 when she was married to Nikephoros Briennos, who was in his 30s. And she later wrote a chronicle called the Alexiad where she greatly praised both her father and the husband she was arrange-married to, admiring their efforts in battle.
I'm not as knowledgeable when it comes to the west, but I know for a fact that the great Polish king Wladislaw Jagiello married a 12/13-yo.
I'm sure there are many more examples but I think this should be enough.