Question

How does Boccaccio let you know that he recognized that the plague spread widely from one location to another?

Answer 1

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He states that it was caused by rats.
He states that it caused reckless behavior.
He states that it spread from the Middle East.
He states that people did not avoid the sick.

The correct answer is He states that it spread from the Middle East

Answer 2

In his excerpt The Decameron, Boccaccio affirms that the plague which spread widely from one location to another, came from the Middle East. Boccaccio refers to a “deadly pestilence which had its origins some years before in the East and that had propagated itself without respite from place to place and into the West in a calamitous way”