The Decameron

How does Giovanni Boccaccio use imagery in The Decameron?

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Examples of Imagery:

"This pestilence was so powerful that it was communicated to the healthy by contact with the sick, the way a fire close to dry or oily things will set them aflame..."

"There is no burial place more worthy for such a heart than one of gold; in this regard, my father has acted wisely...."

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The Decameron