Giovanni, F. Il pecorone. (Continued.) that of 1565, published in Lucca about 1740, and contains the dedicatory
epistle dated 1558. [Brunet, C. J.. Manuel du libraire. **G.41.53.2.] Shakespeare probably borrowed a part of the plot of The merchant of Venice from the 1st novel of the 4th day, and a part of the plot of The merry wives of Windsor from the 2d novel of the Ist day.
Same. Milano. Societa tipografica de’ classici italiani. 1804. 2
v. Portrait. 21cm., in 8s. ** 4801.9 Same. Silvestri. 1815. [Raccolta de’ novellieri italiani.] 15% cm., in 8s. *2788.7 Same. (In Raccolta di novellieri italiani. Parte 2, pp. 1283-1418. Firenze. 1834.) 2773-14.2 This edition lacks the portrait. @
This card was printed at the Boston >. Library, January 14, 1919.
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