Day, Novell

 1  Ind      |       Lute, and Fiammetta a Violl de gamba, and began to play
 2    1,    2|          of his,~ ~named Jehannot de Chevigny, travailed from
 3    1,    2|          Silkes,~ ~named Jehannot de Chevigny, a man of faithfull,
 4    1,    4|           admonitions of Jehannot de~ ~Chevigny, Abraham the
 5    1,    6|     Covetousnesse, in Mayster Can de la Scala.~ ~ ~ ~ The courteous
 6    1,    6| pleasantly reprooved~ ~Master Can de la Scala, a Magnifico and
 7    1,    6|          following.~ ~ Master Can de la Scala, as fame ranne
 8    1,    6|        enemies of his, Master Can de la Scala was incensed, that~ ~
 9    1,    6|    thether on foot.~ ~ Master Can de la Scala, who was a man
10    1,    7| covetousnesse of Signior Herminio de Grimaldi.~ ~ ~ ~ Madam Lauretta,
11    1,    7|  Gentleman named Signior Herminio de Grimaldo, who (as every
12    1,    9|        some say) Madam~ ~Margaret de Chisolieri, shee appeared
13    2,    2|          COMMODITY~ ~ ~ ~ Rinaldo de Este, after hee was robbed
14    2,    2|          Marchant~ ~named Rinaldo de Este, who being one day
15    2,    2|  Dirupisti, or the Intemerata, or De profundis, which are (as
16    2,    3|           The fortunes of Rinaldo de Este, being heard by the
17    2,    5|           STRUMPETS~ ~ ~ ~ Andrea de Piero, travelling from Perouse
18    2,    5|           young man, named Andrea de Piero, whose profession
19    2,    5|           name was Signior Andrea de Piero; he made her answere,~ ~
20    2,    5|           you not me? I am Andrea de Piero,~ ~Brother to your
21    2,    5|      morrow: for I know no Andrea de Piero, neither hath~ ~my
22    2,    6|          Gentleman, named Conrado de Marchesi Malespini, with
23    2,    6|        not Geoffrey, but Jehannot de Procida. As for the~ ~yongest,
24    2,    6|           meanes of Messer John~ ~de Procida, caused the Isle
25    2,   10|         Wife of Signior Ricciardo de Chinzica, who understanding
26    4,    2|        wicked life; named, Bertho de la messa, whose~ ~shamelesse
27    4,    2|     minded,~ ~named Madam Lisetta de Caquirino, wife to a wealthy
28    4,    9|         named Messer~ ~Guiglielmo de Rossiglione, and the other
29    4,    9|           meane Messer Guiglielmo de Rossilione, had to wife
30    4,   10|           of~ ~Signiour Ricciardo de Cinzica, some dayes of the
31    4,   10|           was one, named Ruggiero de Jeroly, of honourable~ ~
32    4,   10|       what a lewde liver Ruggiero de Jeroly is, and notwithstanding
33    4,   10|         have apprehended Ruggiero de Jeroly, as a~ ~theefe, and
34    5,    5|          one being named Giovanni de Severino, and the other~ ~
35    5,    5|          and the other~ ~Menghino de Minghole. Either of these
36    5,    6|           knowne by Don~ ~Rogiero de Oria, Lord Admirall of Sicilie,
37    5,    6|           the eare of Don Rogiero de Oria, a~ ~man of much admired
38    5,   10|        large provision, when I am de. bard of your~ ~company?
39    6,    3|         SHAME~ ~ ~ ~ Madame Nonna de Pulci, by a sodaine answere,
40    6,    3|   Catalogna, named~ ~Messer Diego de la Ratta, and Lord Marshall
41    6,    3|          being named Madame Nonna de Pulci,~ ~and Cousine to
42    6,    5|           was named Messer Forese de Rabatta, a man of little
43    6,    7|    accused by her Husband Rinaldo de Pugliese,~ ~because he tooke
44    6,    7|        Gentleman named~ ~Lazarino de Guazzagliotri: caused her
45    6,    7|       same~ ~City, named Lazarino de Guazzagliotri, and by her
46    6,    7|         husband,~ ~called Rinaldo de Pugliese, shee loving the
47    6,    9|        Signior Guido~ ~Cavalcante de Cavalcanti, to make one
48    6,   10|   Companions; the one, named John de~ ~Bragoniero, and the other,
49    6,   10|           passing along the Borgo de Grecia, I proceeded thence (
50    6,   10|         thence,~ ~I met with Maso de Saggio, who was a great
51    6,   10|          the good Saint Gerrard~ ~de Magnavilla used to weare
52    7,    1|          to another, named John~ ~de Nello, that dwelt at S.
53    7,    7| comparable to the Wife~ ~of Egano de Galluzzi, dwelling in Bologna,
54    7,   10|        Mini, and the other Meucio de Tura; Men simple, and of~ ~
55    8,    1|         hapned to Madam Phillippa de Prato, upon the~ ~dangerous
56    8,   10|          of~ ~ours, named Niccolo de Cignano, but more usually
57    9,    1|          named~ ~Madame Francesca de Lazzari, being often solicited
58    9,    7|         BE LEASINGS~ ~ ~ ~ Talano de Molese dreamed, That a Wolfe
59    9,    7|           whether you knew Talano de Molese, or no, a man of~ ~
60    9,    8|     Lampreyes, for Messer Viero~ ~de Cherchi, and was espied
61    9,   10|    OVER-LIGHT BELEEFE~ ~ ~ ~ John de Barolo, at the instance
62    9,   10|         honest~ ~man, called John de Barolo, who because he was
63    9,   10|          Asse: evermore when John de Barolo came to Tresanti,
64    9,   10|          wife lay;~ ~so that John de Barolo was faigne to lie
65   10,    1|     knight, named Signior Rogiero de Figiovanni, became a~ ~servant
66   10,    4| COURTESIES~ ~ ~ ~ Signior Gentile de Carisendi, being come from
67   10,    4|    vertues, named Signior Gentile de Carisendi, who (in~ ~his
68   10,    6|     certayne~ ~dayes) at Castello de Mare, where having heard
69   10,    6|          the the~ ~Count, Sir Guy de Montforte (who was one of
70   10,    6|        before the King, Count Guy de Montfort~ ~and the Father:
71   10,    6|         and intent~ ~to Count Guy de Montforte, who being a very
72   10,    7|          Gentleman, named Manutio de~ ~Arezza, might be permitted
73   10,    7|           a Gentleman, named Mico de Sienna,~ ~one of the best
74   10,    9|          who was Signior Thorello de~ ~Dignes, a man of very