Mayster Gentil of Carisendi being come from Modena, tooke a woman out of
hir graue that was buried for dead, who after she was come agayne,
brought forth a sonne, which mayster Gentil rendred afterwardes with the
mother to mayster Nicholas Chasennemie her husband.
[_Source and Origin._--Boccaccio’s _Decamerone_, giorn. x., nov. 4.
_Parallels._--_Storia di Ginevra_ (printed, Pisa, 1863); Bandello,
Part ii., nov. 41; Marie de France, _Lai d’Eliduc_; Uhland, _Todten
von Lustnau_. See Liebrecht’s discussion, _Zur Volkskunde_, pp.
60-5.
_Painter._--I. ii. 123; II. ii. 100; III. ii. 197; IV. ii. 355.]