The Decameron Fourth Day in Perspective

Cover\nCopyright\nContents\nPreface\nNote on Decameron Citations\nIntroduction\nLove, Latinity, and Aging in the Introduction to Day Four\n“A questa tanto picciola vigilia de’ vostri sensi”: Senile Recidivism, Incest, and Egotism in Decameron IV.1\nIncarnation in Venice (IV.2)\nThe Tale of the Three Ill-Starred Sisters (IV.3)\nLove, Heroism, and Masculinity in the Tale of Gerbino (IV.4)\nThe Tale of Lisabetta da Messina (IV.5)\nThe Dream of the Shadow (IV.6)\n	Part 1: Andreuola and Gabriotto (§§8–21)\n	Part 2: Andreuola and Her fante (§§22–30)\n	Part 3: Andreuola and the podestà (§§31–7)\n	Part 4: Andreuola and Her Father (§§38–43)\nSpinning Yarns in Decameron IV.7\nGirolamo’s Wicked Mother and the Setback of Reason in Taming Lovesickness (IV.8)\nHow the vida of Guilhem de Cabestanh “quasi tutta si disfece” (IV.9)\nHappy Endings (IV.10)\nBibliography\nContributors\nIndex