Giovanni Boccaccio

Jean Fouquet (French, born about 1415 - 1420, died before 1481) and and Master of the Munich Boccaccio (French, active 1470s) and Laurent de Premierfait (French, died 1418, active 1400 - 1410) and Giovanni Boccaccio (Italian, 1313 - 1375)

Elizabeth Morrison: A Getty Curator Discusses Manuscripts, France, And The Middle Ages: Imagining The Past Elizabeth Morrison 2011

Jean Fouquet (French, born about 1415 - 1420, died before 1481) and and Master of the Munich Boccaccio (French, active 1470s) and Laurent de Premierfait (French, died 1418, active 1400 - 1410) and Giovanni Boccaccio (Italian, 1313 - 1375)

Elizabeth Morrison: A Getty Curator Discusses Manuscripts, France, And The Middle Ages: Imagining The Past Elizabeth Morrison 2011

Jean Fouquet (French, born about 1415 - 1420, died before 1481) and and Master of the Munich Boccaccio (French, active 1470s) and Laurent de Premierfait (French, died 1418, active 1400 - 1410) and Giovanni Boccaccio (Italian, 1313 - 1375)

Elizabeth Morrison: A Getty Curator Discusses Manuscripts, France, And The Middle Ages: Imagining The Past Elizabeth Morrison 2011

Jean Fouquet (French, born about 1415 - 1420, died before 1481) and and Master of the Munich Boccaccio (French, active 1470s) and Laurent de Premierfait (French, died 1418, active 1400 - 1410) and Giovanni Boccaccio (Italian, 1313 - 1375)

Elizabeth Morrison: A Getty Curator Discusses Manuscripts, France, And The Middle Ages: Imagining The Past Elizabeth Morrison 2011

The Roman Catholic Church... as it has tried to make "eunuchs which have made themselves eunuchs for the kingdom of heaven's sake" via a "celibate" priesthood, has had its sexual "ethics" discredited ever since Giovanni Boccaccio called the Church's bluff when he wrote the Decameron in the fourteenth century.

Frank Schaeffer: We Need Freedom From Religion Not Just Freedom of Religion Frank Schaeffer 2011

"Griselda" is based on the final story of Giovanni Boccaccio's "Decameron"; Vivaldi had Carlo Goldoni adapt an existing libretto by Apostolo Zeno.

The Tests of Patience Heidi Waleson 2011

The Roman Catholic Church... as it has tried to make "eunuchs which have made themselves eunuchs for the kingdom of heaven's sake" via a "celibate" priesthood, has had its sexual "ethics" discredited ever since Giovanni Boccaccio called the Church's bluff when he wrote the Decameron in the fourteenth century.

Frank Schaeffer: We Need Freedom From Religion Not Just Freedom of Religion Frank Schaeffer 2011

Pier Paolo Pasolini 1971, is based on a series of novellas from fourteenth century Italy by Giovanni Boccaccio.

Readings & Watchings « It Doesn't Have To Be Right… 2009

The uncertainty of daily survival created a general mood of morbidity influencing people to “live for the moment”, as illustrated by Giovanni Boccaccio in The Decameron 1353.

7 Worst Pandemics In History | Impact Lab 2009

It is due to them that Florence, at the time of Francesco Petrarca and Giovanni Boccaccio, became the centre of a school of composers the influence of which was to spread to much of central and upper Italy.

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