Bøger af Giovanni Boccaccio

Nimfale Fiesolano ����� un romanzo di Giovanni Boccaccio pubblicato nel 1778. La storia racconta dell'incontro e dell'amore tra Affrico e Mensola, due giovani della citt������ di Fiesole. Affrico, figlio di un nobile, si innamora di Mensola, una ragazza di umili origini. Nonostante le differenze sociali, i due si innamorano profondamente e decidono di sposarsi. Tuttavia, il padre di Affrico non approva la relazione e cerca di impedire il matrimonio. La storia si svolge in un ambiente idilliaco, tra paesaggi incantevoli e personaggi mitologici, come le ninfe del bosco di Fiesole. Nimfale Fiesolano ����� un romanzo d'amore che celebra la bellezza della natura e la forza dell'amore, anche di fronte alle difficolt������ e alle avversit������.This Book Is In Italian.This scarce antiquarian book is a facsimile reprint of the old original and may contain some imperfections such as library marks and notations. Because we believe this work is culturally important, we have made it available as part of our commitment for protecting, preserving, and promoting the world's literature in affordable, high quality, modern editions, that are true to their original work.

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Estratto: ...similmente nella presente opera, si come io spero che nel processo apparira. E cosi si cognoscera i poeti non essere mentitori, come gl'invidiosi e ignoranti li fanno. Appresso l'uficio del poeta e, si come per le cose sopradette assai chiaro si puo comprendere, questo nascondere la verita sotto favoloso e ornato parlare: il che avere sempre fatto i valorosi poeti si trovera da chi con diligenza ne cerchera. Ma cio che io ora ho detto, e da intendere sanamente. Io dico la verita, secondo l'oppenione di quegli tali poeti; percioche il poeta gentile, al quale niuna notizia fu della cattolica fede, non pote la verita di quella nascondere nelle sue fizioni, nascosevi quelle che la sua erronea religione estimava esser vere; percioche, se altro che quello, che vero avesse istimato, avesse nascoso, non sarebbe stato buon poeta. E, percioche i poeti furono estimati non solamente teologi, ma eziandio esaltatori dell'opere de' valorosi uomini, per li quali li stati de' regni, delle province e delle citta si servano; e, oltre a cio, quegli ne' lor versi di fare eterni si sforzarono; e similemente furono grandissimi commendatori delle virtu e vituperatori de' vizi: estimarono lor dovere estollere con quel singulare onore che i principi triunfanti per alcuna vittoria erano onorati; cioe che dopo la vittoria d'alcuna loro laudevole impresa, in comporre alcun singular libro, essi fossero coronati di alloro, a dimostrare che, come l'alloro serva sempre la sua verdezza, cosi sempre era da conservare la lor fama. Le fatiche de' quali, se molto laudevoli non fossero, non e credibile che il senato di Roma, al qual solo apparteneva il concedere, a cui degno ne reputava, la laurea, avesse quella ad un poeta conceduta, ch'egli concedette ad Affricano, a Pompeo, a Ottaviano e agli altri vittoriosi prencipi e solenni uomini: la qual cosa per avventura non considerano coloro che meno avvedutamente gli biasimano. E se per avventura volesson...

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Il libro ""Ameto: Comedia Delle Ninfe Fiorentine"" ����� stato scritto da Giovanni Boccaccio nel 1558. Si tratta di una commedia che racconta la storia di Ameto, un pastore che viene trasformato in un cavaliere e si innamora di una ninfa. La storia ����� ambientata nella campagna toscana e presenta numerosi personaggi mitologici, come le ninfe e gli dei dell'Olimpo. La trama ����� arricchita da diverse scene di danza e canto, che rendono il libro un'opera unica nel suo genere. Il libro ����� stato scritto in italiano antico e rappresenta un importante esempio della letteratura rinascimentale italiana.This scarce antiquarian book is a facsimile reprint of the old original and may contain some imperfections such as library marks and notations. Because we believe this work is culturally important, we have made it available as part of our commitment for protecting, preserving, and promoting the world's literature in affordable, high quality, modern editions, that are true to their original work.

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This gentleman then loved her in most secret sort, fearing that if it should be betrayed that he should no ways be able to speak unto her. To the end therefor that he might discover his intent and be certified likewise of hers, he trusted no one that should attempt to speak of this matter. Yet his desire enforcing him, he purposed since he could not betray himself unto her, to make her understand by some other that which he suffered for her sake.

The Decameron is an entertaining series of one hundred stories written in the wake of the Black Death. The stories are told in a country villa outside the city of Florence by ten young noble men and women who are seeking to escape the ravages of the plague. Boccaccio's skill as a dramatist is masterfully displayed in these vivid portraits of people from all stations in life, with plots that revel in a bewildering variety of human reactions. Includes unique illustrations!

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