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In the late medieval period up through the beginning of [[The Anarchy]], various crises had a profound impact on Urcean literature. Many works of the time deal with themes of death, loss, and the consequences of the [[Saint's War]]. One of the most notable examples is "''The Decameron''" by Sean Boccaccid, which tells the story of a group of people who flee the city to escape a siege and spend their time telling each other stories. | In the late medieval period up through the beginning of [[The Anarchy]], various crises had a profound impact on Urcean literature. Many works of the time deal with themes of death, loss, and the consequences of the [[Saint's War]]. One of the most notable examples is "''The Decameron''" by Sean Boccaccid, which tells the story of a group of people who flee the city to escape a siege and spend their time telling each other stories. | ||
=== | ===Renaissance literature=== | ||
===Recess literature=== | ===Recess literature=== | ||
====Frontier literature==== | ====Frontier literature==== | ||