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The Decameron

14th-century collection of stories by Giovanni Boccaccio

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    Poesie nach der Pest : der Anfang des Decameron Vorwort Erster Tag: Einleitung, Novelle I-IV Italienisch-Deutsch / Giovanni Boccaccio ; neu übersetzt und erklärt von Kurt Flasch.

    | The Decameron | Date: 1992

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    Framing fiction with death : the seven sages of Rome, Boccaccio's Decameron, and Chaucer's Canterbury tales / by Celia M. Lewis.

    | Lewis, Celia M. | Date: 2001
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    The plague as a key to meaning in Boccaccio's 'Decameron' / Aldo S. Bernardo.

    | Aldo S. Bernardo | Date: 1982
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    Gismonda faints as she receives the heart of her lover Guiscardo on a dish. Etching by C. Gregori after Giovanni da San Giovanni (G. Manozzi) after Boccaccio.

    | Giovanni Boccaccio | Date: [not after 1759] | Reference: 2853407i

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