Sigismunda
Subtitle: Euriolus og Lucretia. Tvende Købmaend
By: Udg. af R. Paulli
Contributors: Boccaccio, Giovanni, 1313-1375
Series: Danske Folkebøger fra 16. og 17 århundrede -- 9. Bd.; Danske Folkebøger fra 16. og 17 århundrede -- 9. Bd.
Publisher: [Gyldendal]
Published: 1923
Place of publication: København]
Language: dan
Number of pages: 262
Other titles: Tvende Købmaend.; Ghismonda.; Euriolus og Lucretia.
Notes: "Sigismunda" is reprinted (with reproduction of t.-p.) from the 1591 edition; "Euriolus" from 1594 and 1668 editions; "Tvende Købmaend" (with reproduction of original t.-p.) from the 1599 edition.

"Sigismunda", also known as "Ghismonda", is a folk version of the 1st tale of the 4th day of Boccaccio's Decameron. cf. prefatory text, p. [iii]

"Tvende Købmaend", though closely related to the 9th tale of the 2d day of the Decameron, has probably come from some unknown earlier tale which may have been the common source also of the related early Scottish poem "The twa knights" and Ruprecht von Würzburg's Von zwein Koufmannen. cf. prefatory text.

"Bibliografi": p. [247]-262.