In one part, the Abbot of Cluny is forced to cure Ghino's stomachache, while in another, Andreuccio is buried with a priest and his ring after a whore convinces him that she was his half-sister.
In Calvino's Six Memos for the New Millennium, an "auspicious image" of "lightness" comes from this work, when Cavalcanti escapes Betto by leaping over a tomb. In one part, the Abbot of Cluny is forced to cure Ghino's stomachache, while in another, Andreuccio is buried with a priest and his ring after a whore convinces him that she was his half-sister. Using Primasso's three loaves of bread and the painting of Generosity on Ermino's wall, Lauretta and Filostrato coincidentally describe wit trumping avarice on the First Day, even before Filomena requests that each day be themed. Set outside Florence, where seven ladies and three men wait out the plague, for 10 points, name this set of 100 stories by Giovanni Boccaccio.
In Calvino's Six Memos for the New Millennium, an "auspicious image" of "lightness" comes from this work, when Cavalcanti escapes Betto by leaping over a tomb.
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