The Palace of Pleasure, Volume 1

by Unknown

[Double titles are repeated under both headings, e.g., “Romeo and Juliet” will also be found under “Juliet and Romeo.” Roman numbers indicate the Tome of Painter.]

Abdolominus	[i. 12]
Acharisto and Euphemia	ii. 15
Adelasia and Aleran	[i. 44]
Adultery, Punishment of	i. 57
Æsop’s Fable of Lark	[i. 20]
Alberto of Bologna	[i. 32]
Aleran and Adelasia	[i. 44]
Alexander and Scythians	[i. 13]
Alexander and Sisigambis	ii. 2
Alexander de Medici	ii. 22
Amadour and Florinda	i. 53
Amazons	ii. 1
Androdus (Androcles)	[i. 22]
Andruccio	[i. 36]
Angelica and Salimbene	ii. 30
Angiers, Earl of	[i. 37]
Anne of Hungary	ii. 21
Ansaldo and Dionora	ii. 17
Antiochus and Hannibal	[i. 21]
Antiochus and Seleucus	[i. 27]
Appius and Virginia	[i. 5]
Ariobarzanes	ii. 4
Aristotemus	ii. 5
Artaxerxes and Sinetas	[i. 9]
Athens, Timon of	[i. 28]
Bohemia, Lady of	ii. 28
Bologna, Alberto of	[i. 32]
Bologna, Katharine of	ii. 19
Borsieri and Grimaldi	[i. 31]
Camillus and Schoolmaster	[i. 17]
Camiola and Roland	ii. 32
Candaules and Gyges	[i. 6]
Carthage, Maids of	ii. 11
Carthomes and Rhacon	[i. 8]
Chariton and Menalippus	[i. 10]
Coriolanus	[i. 4]
Countess of Celant	ii. 24
Countess of Salisbury	[i. 46]
Crœsus and Solon	[i. 7]
Curiatii and Horatii	[i. 1]
Cyrus and Panthea	[i. 11]
Daughter of King of England	[i. 34]
Demosthenes and Lais	[i. 15]
Didaco and Violenta	[i. 42]
Diego and Ginevra	ii. 29
Dionora and Ansaldo	ii. 17
Doctor of Laws	i. 66
Duchess of Malfy	ii. 23
Duchess of Savoy	[i. 45]
Duke of Florence	i. 54
Duke of Venice and Ricciardo	i. 48
Earl of Angiers	[i. 37]
Este, Rinaldo of	[i. 33]
Euphemia and Acharisto	ii. 15
Fabricius and Pyrrhus	[i. 16]
Faustina	ii. 10
Favorinus	[i. 23]
Filenio Sisterno	i. 49
Flanders, Princess of	i. 52
Flora, Lamia, and Lais	ii. 13
Florence, Duke of	i. 54
Florence, Helena of	ii. 31
Florinda and Amadour	i. 53
Francis I. and Guillaume	i. 55
Galgano and Minoccia	i. 47
Gentleman of Perche	i. 59
Gentleman that died of love	i. 60
Giletta of Narbonne	[i. 38]
Ginevra and Diego	ii. 29
Gismonda and Tancred	[i. 39]
Grenoble, President of	i. 58
Grimaldi and Borsieri	[i. 31]
Gyges and Candaules	[i. 6]
Hannibal and Antiochus	[i. 21]
Helena of Florence	ii. 31
Hidrusa, Lady of	ii. 9
Horatii and Curiatii	[i. 1]
Hungary, Anne of	ii. 21
Irene and Mahomet	[i. 40]
Juliet and Romeo	ii. 25
Katherine of Bologna	ii. 19
King of England’s Daughter	[i. 34]
King of Naples	i. 51
King of Morocco	ii. 35
Ladies of Venice	ii. 26
Lady falsely accused	[i. 41]
Lady of Bohemia	ii. 28
Lady of French Court	i. 61
Lady of Hidrusa	ii. 9
Lady of Pampluna	i. 56
Lady of Tours	i. 64
Lady of Turin	[i. 42]
Lady, Prudent	i. 63
Lais and Demosthenes	[i. 15]
Lamia, Flora, and Lais	ii. 13
Landolfo Ruffolo	[i. 35]
Lark, Fable of	[i. 20]
Laws, Doctor of	i. 66
Letters of Trajan	ii. 12
Lord of Virle	ii. 27
Lords of Nocera	ii. 33
Lucrece, Rape of	[i. 2]
Lyons, Miracle at	i. 65
Maids of Carthage	ii. 11
Mahomet and Irene	[i. 40]
Malfy, Duchess of	ii. 23
Master and scholar	[i. 26]
Medici, Alexander of	ii. 22
Menalippus and Chariton	[i. 10]
Metellus on Marriage	[i. 14]
Minoccia and Galgano	i. 47
Miracle at Lyons	i. 65
Mithridanes and Nathan	ii. 18
Monteferrato, Marchioness of	ii. 16
Morocco, King of	ii. 35
Mucius Scævola	[i. 3]
Muleteer’s Wife	i. 50
Naples, King of	i. 51
Narbonne, Giletta of	[i. 38]
Nathan and Mithridanes	ii. 18
Nocera, Lords of	ii. 33
Pampluna, Lady of	i. 56
Panthea and Cyrus	[i. 10]
Papyrius Prætextatus	[i. 15]
Perche, Gentleman of	i. 59
Plutarch’s Anger	[i. 19]
Poris and Theoxena	ii. 8
President of Grenoble	i. 58
Princess of Flanders	i. 52
Prudent Lady	i. 63
Pyrrhus and Fabricius	[i. 16]
Rape of Lucrece	[i. 2]
Rhacon and Carthomes	[i. 8]
Ricciardo and Duke of Venice	i. 48
Rinaldo of Este	[i. 33]
Rings, The Three	[i. 30]
Roland and Camiola	ii. 32
Rolandine	i. 62
Romeo and Juliet	ii. 25
Ruffolo, Landolfo	[i. 35]
Saladin and Thorello	ii. 20
Salimbene and Angelica	ii. 30
Salisbury, Countess of	[i. 46]
Savoy, Duchess of	[i. 45]
Scævola, Mucius	[i. 3]
Scholar and Master	[i. 26]
Schoolmaster and Camillus	[i. 17]
Scythians and Alexander	[i. 13]
Seleucus and Antiochus	[i. 27]
Sertorius	[i. 24]
Sibylline Leaves	[i. 25]
Sinetas and Artaxerxes	[i. 9]
Sisigambis and Alexander	ii. 2
Sisterno, Filenio	i. 49
Solon and Crœsus	[i. 7]
Sophonisba	ii. 7
Sultan Solyman	ii. 34
Tanaquil	ii. 6
Tancred and Gismonda	[i. 39]
Theoxena and Poris	ii. 8
Thorello and Saladin	ii. 20
Three Rings	[i. 30]
Timoclea of Thebes	ii. 3
Timon of Athens	[i. 28]
Tours, Lady of	i. 64
Trajan, Letters of	ii. 12
Turin, Lady of	[i. 43]
Venice, Duke of and Ricciardo	i. 48
Venice, Two Ladies of	ii. 26
Violenta and Didaco	[i. 42]
Virginia and Appius	[i. 5]
Virle, Lord of	ii. 27
Widow and Widower	[i. 29]
Zenobia	ii. 14

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[Footnotes]

[1.] It was suggested to me, if I remember right, by my friend Mr. R. G. Moulton.

[2.] There was something Elizabethan in the tone of men of science in England during the “seventies,” when Darwinism was to solve all the problems. The Marlowe of the movement, the late Professor Clifford, found no Shakespeare.

[3.] See Burckhardt, Cultur der Renaisance in Italien, Buch II., especially Kap. iii.

[4.] On Peter Alphonsi see my edition of Caxton’s Æsop, which contains selections from him in Vol. II.

[5.] Signor Bartoli has written on I Precursori di Boccaccio, 1874, Landau on his Life and Sources (Leben, 1880, Quellen des Dekameron, 1884), and on his successors (Beiträge zur Geschichte der ital. Novelle, 1874). Mr. Symonds has an admirable chapter on the Novellieri in his Renaissance, vol. v.

[6.] Specimens of these in somewhat wooden English were given by Roscoe in his Italian Novelists.