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Torino, UTET, 1930, 16mo tutta tela editoriale con titoli e fregi dorati al piatto anteriore ed al dorso, pp. 244 (Classici italiani, XLV). In parte intonso.

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G. Barbera, Firenze, 1868,. 1868. Hardcover. hardback, 8vo, xx,159pp, text in Italian, edges browning, slight foxing, a number writeen on front endpaper, text clean and sound, patterned boards and half-cloth, Good condition .

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Milano: Tipografia dei Classici italiani, 1804. In 8 (cm 13 x 22), pp. XXIII + 291 + (1) di errata. Riedizione curata da Giulio Ferrario di questa raccolta di novelle italiane (da quelle di Boccaccio al Novellino).

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1804 / 1810. AA.VV. - Libro di novelle e di bel parlar gentile contenente cento novelle antiche illustrato con note tratte da varj dal Dott. Giulio Ferrario - 1804 / 1810. Milano, dalla Società Tipografica de' Classici Italiani. Mezza pelle con titoli e filetti dorati impressi al dorso; 8°, cm 22,2; 3 voll.; pagg. XXIII (1) 291 (1), XX 354 (1), XVI 505 (3); alcuni camminamenti di tarlo al margine interne non intaccanti il testo, fioriture, nel complesso discreto esemplare. Due antiporte calcografiche, al vol. II e III

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[26], [2 blank], "153" [= 165], [3] pp.Third edition (usually called the second), in the original Italian, of the first collection of native Italian stories, best known under the titles Il novellino and Le cento novelle antiche, written up as a collection between 1281 and 1300. Boccaccio borrowed and adapted eight of them when he wrote his Decameron between 1348 and 1353. The stories are among the first to present ordinary people as protagonists in stories of everyday life. They are as bawdy as Boccaccio's but more conservative in their presentation of relations between the sexes. But while some stories from the Decameron were printed already in 1470 and it remained a celebrated literary standard work to our day, the present stories appear not to have been printed until 1525. An undated edition appeared soon after. Both were soon largely forgotten and survive in only a handful of copies. The present 1572 edition is a much fancier production than the earlier editions. It quickly became the standard… Read More