One entry in this collection describes the elopement of three men with three sisters, one of whom saves the life of another by surrendering to the Duke of Crete. Several episodes in this collection were inspired by the Seven 
One entry in this collection describes the elopement of three men with three sisters, one of whom saves the life of another by surrendering to the Duke of Crete. Several episodes in this collection were inspired by the Seven Wise Masters collection. Members of the Brigata take turns being King and Queen in this collection, whose first story describes a gullible friar praising a sinful businessman named Ciapelletto ["cha-pay-LAY-toe"]. The comedic Dianeo deviates from the day's themes in this work. The narrators of this collection's stories are fleeing from Florence. For 10 points, name this collection of one hundred tales told during the black plague, written by 14th century Italian poet Giovanni Boccaccio.