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“The Treasure Above All Treasures”:
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Boccaccio at 700: Tales and Afterlives:
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Scienze della cittade:
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Authorial Strategies and Manuscript Tradition:
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Illuminating Boccaccio:
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Boccaccio, Ariosto, and the European Novel
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The Apocryphal Boccaccio
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Marriage or Politics?:
Dramatizing Griselda
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“Alcuna paroletta piú liberale”:
Contemporary Women Authors Address the Decameron’s Obscenity
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Millicent Marcus
Boccaccio and the Seventh Art:
The Decameronian Films of Fellini, De Laurentiis, Pasolini, Woody Allen
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Dana E. Stewart
Introduction
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Discovering the Moral Value of Money:
Usurious Money and Medieval Academic Discourse in Parisina Quodlibets
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The Quest for Redemption:
Penitent Demons Leading Christians to Salvation in Medieval Christian Exempla Literature
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Federica Anichini
Inferno IX:
Passing within City Walls and beneath the “velame de li versi strani”
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Boccaccio’s Hellenism and the Foundations of Modernity
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Alberti’s Narcissus:
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The Politics of a Theatrical Event:
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