The Decameron, Or, Ten Days' Entertainment, Of Boccaccio; Volume 4

The Decameron is a collection of one hundred tales told by a group of young people sheltering in a villa outside Florence to escape the Black Death. The stories are a mix of tragedy, romance, and comedy, and offer a unique insight into the social and cultural history of medieval Italy. This classic book of Italian literature is essential reading for anyone interested in the medieval era and its impact on society and culture.
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