Il Libro di Difinizioni or (in English) The Most Pleasant and Delectable Questions of Love is a little know work by the immortal Giovanni Boccaccio. Unlike The Decameron, which is a household name in throughout the Western World, this thin little work had been forgotten in the sands of time, but in 1920's Thomas Bell re-discovered a 16th Century translation of this work in the Bodleian Library in Oxford University by the mysterious H.G. In the subsequent years he edited and revised the translation to bringing into existence the text contained herein.