L'opera de misser Giouanni Boccacio De mulieribus claris (Concerning Famous Women / 1506 @1374 Boccaccio / Bagli), novel (Italian ed.)

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L'opera de misser Giouanni Boccacio De mulieribus claris (1506) is the first Italian printed editions of De mulieribus claris (Concerning Famous Women / 1374 Boccaccio), novel (ms.), a manuscript work by Giovanni Boccaccio. Translated from the Latin by Vincenzo Bagli.

Abstract

Giovanni Boccaccio's work widely circulated in manuscript form and already translated into Italian. This was only the first Italian printed edition of a very popular work. Thanks to the press, the biographies of women, whose life was of interest for "biblical studies, such as Eve, Athaliah, Mariamne and Poppea, became even more widely known.

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Published in Venice, Italy: Per maistro Zuanne de Trino, chiamato Tacuino, 1506.

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