Boccaccio's De Mulieribus Claris

[vir litterarum]

Does anyone know of an affordable(<$50) edition of Boccaccio's De Mulieribus Claris that is not bilingual? It seems like Virginia Brown's bilingual edition is the current definitive one, but I would prefer an edition that is accompanied by an apparatus criticus and does not have a parallel translation.

[thesaurus]

I know this isn't at all what you're looking for, but here is an HTML copy of the text if you just need to get access to it (or print it). Alas, no apparatus criticus

http://www.bibliotecaitaliana.it/xtf/vi ... 000947.xml

Scio hoc non esse quod quaeris, sed ecce editio formâ HTML quae, si solùm textum statim legas (vel impimeas) oportet, fortasin tibi usui sit. Heu, apparatus criticus deest.

However, the site does list its printed source:
Situs autem librum, eius fontem, indicat.

Livello bibliografico:
Monografia
Tipo documento:
Testo a stampa
Autore:
Boccaccio, Giovanni <1313-1375>
Titolo:
10 : De mulieribus claris / Giovanni Boccaccio ; a cura di Vittorio Zaccaria
Pubblicazione:
Milano : A. Mondadori, 1967
Descrizione fisica:
571 p. ; 18 cm
Note Generali:
Testo it. a fronte
Numeri:
Bibliografia Nazionale - 681937
Fa parte di: Tutte le opere di Giovanni Boccaccio
Nomi: Boccaccio, Giovanni <1313-1375>
Zaccaria, Vittorio
Paese di pubblicazione:
ITALIA
Lingua di pubblicazione:
latino , italiano
Codice del documento:
IT\ICCU\SBL\0071861

[vir litterarum]

Thanks regardless

[Essorant]

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http://www.abebooks.com/servlet/SearchR ... &x=60&y=17

[Essorant]

It looks like most have or are translations. Perhaps the Latin/dutch edition may be best. You don't need to look at the dutch translation and if you don't know dutch well enough to read it well, it shouldn't be too difficult to ignore.

[Kynetus Valesius]

I had, I think, a version of this book from the TATTI renaissance library! BORING! I say BOUGHT because I never finished it.