Il Pentamerone del cavalier Giovan Battista Basile overo, Lo cunto de li cunte v. 1/2 : Trattenemiento de li peccerille

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Il Pentamerone del cavalier Giovan Battista Basile overo, Lo cunto de li cunte v. 1/2 : Trattenemiento de li peccerille

by Giambattista Basile

IT·~8 hours·39 chapters

Chapters

39 total

IL PENTAMERONE OVERO LO CUNTO DE LI CUNTE TOMO I.

0:18

A LI VERTOLUSE LEJETURE NAPOLETANE Masillo Reppone.

7:19

NTRODUZZEIONE a li Trattenemiente de li Peccerille.

17:13

LO CUNTO DE LL’UERCO. TRATTENEMIENTO I De la Jornata Primma.

16:14

LA MORTELLA. TRATTENEMIENTO II De la Jornata Primma.

18:37

PERUONTO. TRATTENEMIENTO III De la Jornata Primma.

16:42

VARDIELLO. TRATTENEMIENTO IV De la Jornata I.

11:24

LO POLECE. TRATTENEMIENTO V De la Jornata I.

14:10

LA GATTA CENNERENTOLA. TRATTENEMIENTO VI De la Jornata I.

13:56

LO MERCANTE. TRATTENEMIENTO VII De la Jornata Primma.

24:01

Description

A lively collection of traditional folk tales unfolds in a spirited Neapolitan voice, inviting listeners into a world where clever animals, enchanted objects, and mischievous children tip‑toeing through moral dilemmas come alive. The opening page sets the tone with a playful, slightly self‑referential note from the editor, who jokes about the challenges of printing and preserving these beloved stories for “poor little ones” who crave entertaining lessons.

The narrator’s warm humor and vivid dialect colour each tale, making the ancient narratives feel fresh and approachable. As the first stories begin, listeners will meet brave youngsters and sly creatures whose adventures illustrate timeless virtues such as honesty, generosity, and wit, all wrapped in the musical cadence of the local tongue. This charming introduction promises a delightful listening experience that both honors and revitalises the rich storytelling heritage of southern Italy.

Details

Language

it

Duration

~8 hours (513K characters)

Release date

2025-12-02

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

About the author

Giambattista Basile

Giambattista Basile

d. 1632

An early master of the literary fairy tale, this Italian writer gathered lively stories that preserve some of the oldest known versions of tales later retold across Europe. His best-known work, the Pentamerone, helped shape the fairy-tale tradition that influenced writers like Charles Perrault and the Brothers Grimm.

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