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- ^ The title transliterates to Greek as δεκάμερον (τό) or, classically, δεχήμερον.
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- ^ Boccaccio, Day the First
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- ^ Context, Third Paragraph
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- ^ In a letter to his brother on August 11, 1778, Lessing says explicitly that he got the story from the Decameron.
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