Boccaccio, Giovanni, 1313-1375 . The Most Pleasant and Delectable Questions of Love / by Giovanni Boccaccio
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  • Front Matter
  • Chapter 1 Questions of LoveTHE ARGUMENT
  • Chapter 2 THE FIRST QUESTION,PROPOSED BY PHILOCOPO
  • Chapter 3 THE SECOND QUESTION, PROPOSED BY PARMENIO
  • Chapter 4 THE THIRD QUESTION, PROPOSED BY A YOUNG GENTLEWOMAN
  • Chapter 5 THE FOURTH QUESTION, PROPOSED BY MENEDON
  • Chapter 6 THE FIFTH QUESTION, PROPOSED BY CLONICO
  • Chapter 7 THE SIXTH QUESTION, PROPOSED BY A YOUNG GENTLEWOMAN
  • Chapter 8 THE SEVENTH QUESTION, PROPOSED BY GALEON
  • Chapter 9 THE EIGHTH QUESTION, PROPOSED BY A YOUNG GENTLEWOMAN NAMED PAOLA
  • Chapter 10 THE NINTH QUESTION, PROPOSED BY FERAMONT DUKE OF MONTORIO
  • Chapter 11 THE TENTH QUESTION, PROPOSED BY ASCALEON
  • Chapter 12 THE ELEVENTH QUESTION, PROPOSED BY A GENTLEWOMAN NAMED GRACE
  • Chapter 13 THE TWELFTH QUESTION, PROPOSED BY LONGANO
  • Chapter 14 THE THIRTEENTH QUESTION, PROPOSED BY MASSALINE
  • Chapter 15 CONCLUSION