(Q43256358)
Statements
2 references
Boccaccio
Its frame (the fiction by which a ‘brigata’ of young ladies and men decide to escape plague-stricken Florence and retire to the country, where they entertain each other by narrating ten stories a day for ten days) (English)
19 November 2017
Decameron
Ten Florentine youths—seven women and three men—flee the chaos of Florence for the insulating calm of the Tuscan countryside. Called the brigata (brigade) by Boccaccio, they pass ten days by telling each other stories (English)
19 November 2017
2 references
1 reference
19 November 2017
Members of the Brigata and their Stories (English)
1 reference
19 November 2017
Members of the Brigata and their Stories (English)
1 reference
19 November 2017
Members of the Brigata and their Stories (English)
1 reference
19 November 2017
Members of the Brigata and their Stories (English)
1 reference
19 November 2017
Members of the Brigata and their Stories (English)
1 reference
19 November 2017
Members of the Brigata and their Stories (English)
1 reference
19 November 2017
Members of the Brigata and their Stories (English)
1 reference
19 November 2017
Members of the Brigata and their Stories (English)
1 reference
19 November 2017
Members of the Brigata and their Stories (English)
1 reference
19 November 2017
Members of the Brigata and their Stories (English)
Sitelinks
Wikipedia(0 entries)
Wikibooks(0 entries)
Wikinews(0 entries)
Wikiquote(0 entries)
Wikisource(0 entries)
Wikiversity(0 entries)
Wikivoyage(0 entries)
Wiktionary(0 entries)
Multilingual sites(1 entry)
- wikidatawiki Wikidata:WikiProject Decameron/Brigata