The Decameron · Character
Messer Gentile de' Carisendi
A Bolognese nobleman whose love for a married lady leads him to revive her from seeming death and then surrender her to her husband.
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Also known as Messer Gentile, Messer Gentile Carisendi, Gentile
First appearance: the tenth story
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The noble lover who rescues his beloved from the tomb and later restores her to her husband.
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Messer Gentile is a distinguished gentleman of Bologna who has long loved a lady now married to another man, and whose generosity of spirit matches his rank. When he discovers her body laid out as dead, he takes her to…
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- Moral and Romantic Adventures
- Historical and Legendary Figures
- Pranks and Gullibility
- Religious Hypocrisy
- Generosity and Envy
- Protagonist
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See Messer Gentile de' Carisendi in the tenth story