The fiammet is an impressive personification of the ideal loved one who is constantly afraid of losing the one to whom she has been vowed. Naihila is an impressive embodiment of the fiery woman who is totally devoted to her lustful thoughts and lustful aspirations. On the first day under Pompinea 's "management", narrators are encouraged to think about what "most likes everyone." In the satirical plan, clergy are served serving in the various degrees of the Church hierarchy. The storytellers are demonstrating this day's attractiveness to funny stories and their ability to provoke a laughable laugh through the spirited remorse and original wit.

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Among the ridiculous adventures that are told this day is the profane deception of Sir Chapeleto, a famous liar, a hardened criminal who, surprised by the death of a foreign land, is not afraid of the ending, and proves before all, that he is not afraid of him. He calms his guests, who are afraid that something out of his apparent impiety will come from. With a sincere confession, a fallen liar deceives a godly but naive monk and dies. Although he was a cursed sinner in his life after his death, people honored him as a saint and began to call him Saint Chapel. On the same day, the novel, in which the main character is the wealthy and virtuous Parisian merchant Abraham (II), a Jew of origin, is narrated. His close friend, Gino di Chivini, urges him to accept the Catholic faith. After visiting Rome and getting acquainted with the dissolute life of the higher prelates there, he returns to Paris, baptizes, and sees nothing wrong with that. Here is the famous tale of Aladdin and the three rings that symbolize the three denominations. As it is difficult to distinguish between the three rings, it is difficult for people to find out which of the three religions (the Jewish, the Saracenic, and the Christian) is the real one. Saladin challenges the rich Jew Melchizedek. The raging Jew escapes from the difficult situation with the parable of the father who did not know how to share his inheritance among his three equally loving sons. He made one skilled master crack another two identical rings and ordered the inheritance to fall on that son who bears the real ring.

So the heritage in question remains inseparable between the sons. Melchizedek finishes his retelling in the parable of the words: "The same will I say to you, my lord, to the three laws given by God the Father of the three nations, in connection with which you asked me your question. Every nation is convinced that he is the true heir that he also has the real law, but the question of who really owns it remains open, just like the rings. " On Philomena's second day, the other narrators are offered to ponder the fate of the one who "persecuted by the hostile fate, lost all hope, managed to bring everything to a happy end." The place of action in these entertaining stories moves from Italy to the East, and then "returns" to Europe. Some of the novels are remembered for a long time, as the author goes deeper into the philosophy of life of the people at that time. This is the story of the Martelino royal joke, which, in order to laugh at the superstition of the inhabitants of Treviso, pretends to be paralyzed, and then appears to have been healed by the relics of St. Ariango. But this inappropriate mockery of the believers' godliness brings him a series of misfortunes: his deception is revealed, beating him and closing him, hanging on the rope, but ultimately saving himself. The brave man from Amalfi, Landolfo Rufolo (IV) sinks into poverty, becomes pirate and riches. After that, he lost all his possessions, but on his return to his homeland he suffered a shipwreck and was saved on a chest full of jewels. The adventurer with inexhaustible confidence in his usual enterprising returns home richer.

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