Florence, Magheri, 1832. In 8th. Vignette on the title page, copy in beards, some booklets of different formats, scattered light reddenings, half parchment binding of the time, leather insert on the spine with gilt title.
Specialist Notes
First printed edition of this third rhyme poem composed by Boccaccio in the years prior to 1334, in which the author celebrates in a courtesan key, as followers of the goddess Diana, the most beautiful women of the Neapolitan society he frequented. Graesse I, 456.
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