In this work, a monk takes advantage of a woman by disguising himself as her lover, the angel Gabriel, and another character hides her lover Lorenzo's head in a pot of basil. The noble Gualtieri pretends to kill his children 
In this work, a monk takes advantage of a woman by disguising himself as her lover, the angel Gabriel, and another character hides her lover Lorenzo's head in a pot of basil. The noble Gualtieri pretends to kill his children to test the faith of his peasant wife Griselda, and during a fatal visit to Burgundy, Ciappelletto's false confession earns him a reputation for sainthood. In the central group, Dioneo, usually the last to speak, does not conform to the day's story-telling theme. For 10 points, name this work following seven women and three men fleeing the plague written by Giovanni Boccaccio.
In this work, a monk takes advantage of a woman by disguising himself as her lover, the angel Gabriel, and another character hides her lover Lorenzo's head in a pot of basil.