Episode 15: Decameron – Night Five, Tale Nine
May 2, 202554mEp. 150
On this episode, we dig into the Decameron again, looking at the next tale in the series, Night Five, Tale Nine.
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The podcast where Jan-Michael and Marcel Losada entertain, inform, and educate our audience about medieval history and literature.
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