Livro The Decameron

Exemplar em bom estado de conservação. Sem riscos ou grifos. Brochura.

versão de bolso. capa e contracapa com perda de material nas bordas. páginas amareladas com manchinhas (com7)

Tipo: Brochura Dimensões: 19x12cm Págs: 698 Gênero: L.E O livro está em bom estado de conservação com páginas amareladas, manchas por oxidação e capa com desgaste por tempo e manuseio. The book is structured as a frame story containing 100 tales told by a group of seven young women and three young men sheltering in a secluded villa just outside Florence to escape the Black Death, which was afflicting the city. Boccaccio probably conceived the Decameron after the epidemic of 1348, and completed it by 1353. (CS23/03/23;JU)

Capa dura; texto em ótimo estado; miolo bem fixado; amarelado pelo tempo; 350 páginas.

SKU: 27321933. Condição: USADO. Acabamento: Brochura, Página: 840. brochura, 161x18cm, 840 pgs, bom estado, sem anotações ou marcas no texto; bordas amareladas e capa com marcas de manuseio

idioma inglês - 666 páginas - capa dura original - cor cinza - lombo apresenta desgastes devido ao tempo e manuseio - folhas levemente amareladas em virtude do tempo - folhas não há rasgos, grifos e anotações. 07042021 ( EN - 403 )

Encadernado em estado razoável, com manchas e grifos. 666 p.

Brochura. Usado em bom estado. 19, 5 cm.909 páginas. L 1 E 56/7

Livro usado em bom estado de conservação, com sinais de armazenamento ou manuseio. Cortes e páginas amarelados. Desgastes na capa, contra capa e lombada. Miolo em bom estado. Brochura. Esgotado nas livrarias.

LV. Translated by Richard Aldington and Illustrations by Jean Bosschère. Encadernação original. Obra em bom estado geral. - 201645092

In the summer of 1348, as the Black Death ravages their city, ten young Florentines take refuge in the countryside.They amuse themselves by each telling a story a day for the ten days they are destined to remain there—a hundred stories of love, adventure and surprising twists of fate.Less preoccupied with abstract concepts of morality or religion than with earthly values, the tales range from the bawdy Peronella hiding her lover in a tub to Ser Cepperello, who, despite his unholy effrontery, becomes a Saint.The result is a towering monument of European literature and a masterpiece of imaginative narrative. Brochura. Usado em bom estado.19, 5 cm.909 páginas. L 1 E 56/8

In The Summer Of 1348, As The Black Death Ravages Their City, Ten Young Florentines Take Refuge In The Countryside. They Amuse Themselves By Each Telling A Story A Day For The Ten Days They Are Destined To Remain There - A Hundred Stories Of Love, Adventure And Surprising Twists Of Fate. Less Preoccupied With Abstract Concepts Of Morality Or Religion Than Earthly Values, The Tales Range From The Bawdy Peronella Hiding Her Lover In A Tub To Ser Cepperallo, Who, Despite His Unholy Effrontery, Becomes A Saint. The Result Is A Towering Monument Of European Literature And A Masterpiece Of Imaginative Narrative. This Is The Second Edition Of G. H. Mcwilliam S Acclaimed Translation Of The Decameron. In His Introduction Professor Mcwilliam Illuminates The Worlds Of Boccaccio And Of His Storytellers, Showing Boccaccio As A Master Of Vivid And Exciting Prose Fiction.

In The Summer Of 1348, As The Black Death Ravages Their City, Ten Young Florentines Take Refuge In The Countryside. They Amuse Themselves By Each Telling A Story A Day For The Ten Days They Are Destined To Remain There - A Hundred Stories Of Love, Adventure And Surprising Twists Of Fate. Less Preoccupied With Abstract Concepts Of Morality Or Religion Than Earthly Values, The Tales Range From The Bawdy Peronella Hiding Her Lover In A Tub To Ser Cepperallo, Who, Despite His Unholy Effrontery, Becomes A Saint. The Result Is A Towering Monument Of European Literature And A Masterpiece Of Imaginative Narrative. This Is The Second Edition Of G. H. Mcwilliam S Acclaimed Translation Of The Decameron. In His Introduction Professor Mcwilliam Illuminates The Worlds Of Boccaccio And Of His Storytellers, Showing Boccaccio As A Master Of Vivid And Exciting Prose Fiction.

In The Summer Of 1348, As The Black Death Ravages Their City, Ten Young Florentines Take Refuge In The Countryside. They Amuse Themselves By Each Telling A Story A Day For The Ten Days They Are Destined To Remain There - A Hundred Stories Of Love, Adventure And Surprising Twists Of Fate. Less Preoccupied With Abstract Concepts Of Morality Or Religion Than Earthly Values, The Tales Range From The Bawdy Peronella Hiding Her Lover In A Tub To Ser Cepperallo, Who, Despite His Unholy Effrontery, Becomes A Saint. The Result Is A Towering Monument Of European Literature And A Masterpiece Of Imaginative Narrative. This Is The Second Edition Of G. H. Mcwilliam S Acclaimed Translation Of The Decameron. In His Introduction Professor Mcwilliam Illuminates The Worlds Of Boccaccio And Of His Storytellers, Showing Boccaccio As A Master Of Vivid And Exciting Prose Fiction.

In The Summer Of 1348, As The Black Death Ravages Their City, Ten Young Florentines Take Refuge In The Countryside. They Amuse Themselves By Each Telling A Story A Day For The Ten Days They Are Destined To Remain There - A Hundred Stories Of Love, Adventure And Surprising Twists Of Fate. Less Preoccupied With Abstract Concepts Of Morality Or Religion Than Earthly Values, The Tales Range From The Bawdy Peronella Hiding Her Lover In A Tub To Ser Cepperallo, Who, Despite His Unholy Effrontery, Becomes A Saint. The Result Is A Towering Monument Of European Literature And A Masterpiece Of Imaginative Narrative. This Is The Second Edition Of G. H. Mcwilliam S Acclaimed Translation Of The Decameron. In His Introduction Professor Mcwilliam Illuminates The Worlds Of Boccaccio And Of His Storytellers, Showing Boccaccio As A Master Of Vivid And Exciting Prose Fiction.

In The Summer Of 1348, As The Black Death Ravages Their City, Ten Young Florentines Take Refuge In The Countryside. They Amuse Themselves By Each Telling A Story A Day For The Ten Days They Are Destined To Remain There - A Hundred Stories Of Love, Adventure And Surprising Twists Of Fate. Less Preoccupied With Abstract Concepts Of Morality Or Religion Than Earthly Values, The Tales Range From The Bawdy Peronella Hiding Her Lover In A Tub To Ser Cepperallo, Who, Despite His Unholy Effrontery, Becomes A Saint. The Result Is A Towering Monument Of European Literature And A Masterpiece Of Imaginative Narrative. This Is The Second Edition Of G. H. Mcwilliam S Acclaimed Translation Of The Decameron. In His Introduction Professor Mcwilliam Illuminates The Worlds Of Boccaccio And Of His Storytellers, Showing Boccaccio As A Master Of Vivid And Exciting Prose Fiction.