Italian Renaissance tales / translated with an introduction and notes by Anthony Mortimer.
"Italian Renaissance Tales contains thirty-nine stories from nineteen authors, spanning the period roughly from 1370 to 1630 when the short narrative that the Italians call novella became the dominant form of prose fiction. Originating in Florence in the fourteenth century, it spread throughout...
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