Its narrators include Emilia, Pampinea, and Fiammetta, who wait out the Black Death in Fiesole.
In one section of this work, Roussillon cooks the heart of Cabestanh and feeds it to his wife. In another section, the monk Rustico sleeps with Alibech on the pretext of "putting the Devil in Hell." Its first section begins with a story about the evil machinations of Ser Ciappelletto, and is told by Panfilo. Its narrators include Emilia, Pampinea, and Fiammetta, who wait out the Black Death in Fiesole. For 10 points, name this fourteenth-century work narrated by seven women and three men, a collection of one hundred stories by Giovanni Boccaccio.
In one section of this work, Roussillon cooks the heart of Cabestanh and feeds it to his wife.
The Decameron