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Decamerone is a book by Giovanni Boccaccio, written in 1353 or 1353 and 1355. It is part of the Decameron collection of stories that were "written in exile, mostly after the Black Death and during the 1350s".
At the time of writing, the "masses of people".. A well-known literary work by Giovan Boccaccio, of doubtful accuracy, who 'died' in 1375, though he was later'rehabilitated'.Decamerone is a book by Giovanni Boccaccio, written in 1353 or 1353 and 1355. It is part of the Decameron collection of stories that were "written in exile, mostly after the Black Death and during the 1350s".
In Giovanni Boccaccio's Decameron, known in English as The Decameron, the plague is a pretext for telling stories of the events that took place between 1337 and 1353 in Florence.. Boccaccio may have written the work between 1353 and 1355 and it was first published in Latin in 1562.
While most of the stories deal with love, others are about intrigue, murder, and revenge. In the Introduction, Boccaccio writes that "all Italy was afflicted by the plague and, for the most part, the death of some illustrious people.
The stories are organized into three books. Book One contains nine stories; Book Two contains seven; and Book Three contains eight. In the first story, the Pimp, the main character tells a series of stories about his life.
Boccaccio was born in the 1340s and the story is set in Florence, although at the time the events are supposed to have happened in another city. Boccaccio was born to Giacomaccio and Maria. His father was a weaver. Boccaccio's name may have come from a Genoese nickname meaning "handsome bean-cake".
In The Decameron, Giovanni Boccaccio tells the stories of ten Florentines who decided to flee the city to escape from the plague, which is why they are known as the Decameron. Giovanni Boccaccio (1305-1375) was born in the year 1305 in what was then the city of Florence in Italy.. The book was first published in Latin in 1562, but the first English translation was in 1744.
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