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Joke 273: The obscene comparison of the teeth that threatened to fall out

Facetia CCLXXIII: De dentibus casum minantibus similitudo obscena

Joke 121: The Brilliant Dante's Joke

Facetia CXXI: Iocatio Dantis clarissimi

Joke 114: About the prostitute who complained about the barber’s evil deed

Facetia CXIV: De Meretrice Conquerente De Tonsoris Maleficio

Joke 82: Antonio Loschi’s analogy

Facetia LXXXII: Comparatio Antonii Lusci

Joke 81: The debate between a Florentine and a Venetian

Facetia LXXXI: Disceptatio Inter Florentinum Et Venetum

Joke 70: The greedy man who tasted urine

Facetia LXX: De Avaro Qui Urinam Degustavit

Joke 58: A witty reply from the same poet

Facetia LVIII: Eiusdem poete faceta responsio

Joke 57: The elegant reply of the Florentine poet Dante

Facetia LVII: Responsio elegans dantis poete florentini

Joke 54: About the man who wounded Ridolfo (II da Varano di Camerino) with an arrow

Facetia LIV: De Quodam Qui Redolphum Sagittando Vulneravit

Joke 27: The pregnant sister of the citizen of Constance

Facetia XXVII: Civis Constantiae Soror Gravida Facta

Joke 13: The saying of the cook of the famous duke of Milan

Facetia XIII: Dictum Coci Illustrissimo Duci Mediolanensi Habitum

Facetia V: De Homine Insulso Qui Existimavit Duos Cunnos In Uxore

Conclusio

So that rivals do not slander this collection of jokes for its inelegance

Ne Aemuli Carpant Facetiarum Opus, Propter Eloquentiae Tenuitatem

Sermon on St. Nobody

Nemo [Sermon]

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