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Alibech Is Brought Home and Married by Nerbale· The DecameronThe Count of Antwerp Is Exonerated and Restored to His Rank· The DecameronFrancesca’s Tomb Test· The DecameronTorello’s magical return to Pavia· The DecameronPietro Stops Don Gianni’s Mare-Transformation Spell· The DecameronGherbino and the Tunisian Princess Fall in Love Through Rumors· The DecameronSimona Dies Suddenly While Proving Her Innocence with Sage· The DecameronTarrano’s Wolf-Attack Prophecy Comes True· The DecameronPinuccio and Adriano’s Night of Mistaken Beds· The DecameronBruno and His Companions Trick Calandrino into Thinking He Is Pregnant· The DecameronLisetta Reveals Her Affair with a False Angel· The DecameronGirolamo Dies Beside Salvestra· The DecameronCharles I Resists Desire and Arranges Marriages for the Sisters· The DecameronGiosefo Learns How to Discipline His Wife at Goosebridge· The DecameronAbraham’s visit to Rome and conversion· The DecameronLandolfo Is Robbed by the Genoese and Rescued after a Shipwreck· The DecameronAlibech Goes to the Thebais Desert to Practice Devotion· The DecameronGentile Resuscitates Catalina and Returns Her to Her Husband· The DecameronAgilulf Marks the Groom by Cutting His Hair, and the Groom Cuts All the Attendants’ Hair· The DecameronAgilulf’s Groom Impersonates the King for a Tryst with the Queen· The DecameronAgnesa’s Recognition and Marriage· The DecameronAlberto of Bologna’s reply to the ladies· The DecameronAmbrogiuolo’s Execution by Honey Torture· The DecameronAmbrogiuolo and Bernabo’s Wager· The DecameronAmbrogiuolo’s Infiltration of Ginevra’s Bedroom and Theft of Her Belongings· The DecameronAdalieta Recognizes Torello at the Wedding Feast· The DecameronAlessandro Marries the English Princess and Restores His Family’s Fortune· The DecameronGhismonda and Guiscardo Meet Secretly Through a Tunnel· The DecameronBertram Flees to Tuscany· The DecameronBartolomea Refuses to Return Home with Ricciardo· The DecameronBergamino’s rebuke of Cane della Scala· The DecameronBernabo Orders Ginevra’s Murder· The DecameronTorello entertains Saladin disguised as a merchant· The DecameronMithridanes’ attempted murder of Nathan· The DecameronCatella Discovers She Shared a Bed with Ricciardo and Accepts the Affair· The DecameronAndreuccio Is Deceived and Robbed by Fiordaliso· The DecameronChichibio’s one-legged crane excuse· The DecameronCiappelletto’s false confession and popular veneration· The DecameronCimon and Lysimachus’s Wedding-Day Raid· The DecameronCimon’s First Abduction of Iphigenia· The DecameronCostanza’s Suicide Voyage· The DecameronGuglielmo of Roussillon Kills Guardastagno and Removes His Heart· The DecameronRinieri’s Revenge: Trapping Elena in a Tower· The DecameronGiletta Proves to Bertram That the Marriage Conditions Are Fulfilled, Bringing Their Children and His Ring· The DecameronTitus Defends His Marriage to Sophrocinia· The DecameronTancredi Kills Guiscardo and Sends His Heart to His Daughter· The DecameronMadalena Secures Ninetta’s Release by Yielding to the Duke· The DecameronLandolfo Rufolo Turns to Piracy· The DecameronDego della Ratta’s counterfeit-florin bargain· The DecameronThe Varlungo Parish Priest’s Ruse to Retrieve His Blue Cloak· The DecameronDom Felice Induces Fra Puccio to Perform Nightly Penance· The DecameronSaladin Recognizes and Honors Torello· The DecameronMaso and his companions pull down the judge’s breeches· The DecameronGualtieri reveals the truth about Griselda’s trials· The DecameronRinaldo d’Asti Is Robbed· The DecameronBiancofiore swindles Salabaetto out of five hundred florins· The DecameronTitus and Gisippo’s rival confessions· The DecameronGilberto Lets Dianora Keep Her Promise, and Ansaldo Gives Up His Claim· The DecameronThe Abbess Exposes Herself by Mistaking a Priest’s Breeches for a Headdress· The DecameronAndreuola and Gabriotto Marry in Secret· The DecameronGhino di Tacco and the Abbot of Cluny· The DecameronThe Count of Antwerp Is Falsely Accused and Exiled· The DecameronFederigo’s Sacrifice of His Falcon· The DecameronFerondo Is Drugged and Made to Appear Dead· The DecameronThe Abbot Makes Ferondo Believe He Is in Purgatory· The DecameronFerondo Is Returned to the Living World to Conceal His Wife’s Pregnancy· The DecameronSalabaetto’s counter-swindle against Biancofiore· The DecameronFra Cipolla’s relic switch and improvised sermon· The DecameronFra Rinaldo’s worm-exorcism cover story· The DecameronGhita’s fake drowning ruse· The DecameronGianni di Procida’s Rescue from Execution· The DecameronGinevra Exposes Ambrogiuolo before the Sultan· The DecameronGinevra Disguises Herself as Sicurano and Flees· The DecameronGiotto’s retort to Forese da Rabatta· The DecameronGuglielmo Borsiere’s rebuke of Ermino Grimaldi· The DecameronGulfardo's ruse against Ambruogia· The DecameronIl Zima Begins Trysts with Vergellesi’s Wife· The DecameronIl Zima Trades a Horse for a Private Talk with Vergellesi’s Wife· The DecameronLydia and Pyrrhus’s pear-tree trick· The DecameronMadam Isabella’s two-lover escape· The DecameronMartellino’s false healing at Saint Arrigo’s shrine· The DecameronMartuccio’s Archery Stratagem· The DecameronMasetto Pretends to Be Mute to Enter the Nunnery· The DecameronMasetto Speaks Again and Reaches an Arrangement with the Nuns· The DecameronMelchizedek’s three-rings answer to Saladin· The DecameronMichele Scalza’s wager about the Cadgers· The DecameronNastagio’s Spectral Hunt at Chiassi· The DecameronNonna de’ Pulci’s retort· The DecameronPaganino Abducts Bartolomea· The DecameronPeronella’s lover-in-the-vat deception· The DecameronPietro Boccamazza and Agnolella’s Elopement· The DecameronRicciardo and Caterina’s Nightingale Tryst· The DecameronRicciardo Deceives Catella with a Bathhouse Ruse· The DecameronRuggieri’s Chest Misadventure· The DecameronSismonda’s maid-substitution ruse· The DecameronTedaldo Returns to Florence Disguised as a Pilgrim and Rescues Aldobrandino· The DecameronTedaldo Reconciles Aldobrandino with His Brothers and Reveals His Identity· The DecameronTeodoro’s Recognition and Rescue· The DecameronTessa’s phantom-conjuration ruse· The DecameronThe broth retort against the inquisitor· The Decameron