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Both Glauco and the high priest Arbace love Jone, while the slave Nidia loves Glauco. Arbace’s servant Burbo gives Nidia poison to pass to Glauco as a love potion. Arbace then tries to force Jone into the temple of Isis; Glauco rescues her but is condemned for sacrilege. Nidia exposes Arbace to the praetor, freeing Glauco. When Vesuvius erupts, Arbace dies; Jone and Glauco escape, while Nidia returns to the city.
In Lombardy in 1329, Marco falls in love with Bice, whose mother he once courted, but Bice loves Marco’s younger cousin Ottorino. Marco challenges Ottorino to a duel, and Bice sacrifices herself to keep the two men from killing one another. Marco and Ottorino forgive each other as Bice dies in Ottorino’s arms.
Both Glauco and the high priest Arbace love Jone, while the slave Nidia loves Glauco. Arbace’s servant Burbo gives Nidia poison to pass to Glauco as a love potion. Arbace then tries to force Jone into the temple of Isis; Glauco rescues her but is condemned for sacrilege. Nidia exposes Arbace to the praetor, freeing Glauco. When Vesuvius erupts, Arbace dies; Jone and Glauco escape, while Nidia returns to the city.
In Lombardy in 1329, Marco falls in love with Bice, whose mother he once courted, but Bice loves Marco’s younger cousin Ottorino. Marco challenges Ottorino to a duel, and Bice sacrifices herself to keep the two men from killing one another. Marco and Ottorino forgive each other as Bice dies in Ottorino’s arms.