"Putting the devil in hell" is a euphemism for sex in this work, in which Federigo cooks his (*) falcon to serve to his love.
In this work, a Christian tries to get a Jewish friend to convert, but freaks out upon hearing his friend is planning to go to Rome since he'll see all the corrupt priests. This collection's author claims he wrote it to ease ladies' boredom because a woman once helped him get over a difficult love affair. "Putting the devil in hell" is a euphemism for sex in this work, in which Federigo cooks his (*) falcon to serve to his love. The three Abrahamic faiths are symbolized by a parable about a man giving his sons three identical rings in this collection, in which the patient Griselda is sadistically tested by her husband and Ciappelletto is sainted after "confessing" to minor sins. In this collection, a king or queen of the day sets the theme of stories to be told by the travelers Dianeo and Fiametta. For 10 points, name this collection of stories told during the Black Death, by Boccaccio.
In this work, a Christian tries to get a Jewish friend to convert, but freaks out upon hearing his friend is planning to go to Rome since he'll see all the corrupt priests.
The Decameron