¿Convé que un home vell es casi?

It is undeniable that marriage has always brought advantages and disadvantages, and the ancients had already talked about it enough. But Poggio Bracciolini, the great humanist, who married at the age of fifty-six to a girl of eighteen, goes even further and openly raises the appropriateness of his decision. Does it make sense to get married if one has always lived alone? Is it necessary to know the customs of the couple before marriage? Are inexperienced young women or widows preferable? Will sex be a problem if there are so many years of difference between spouses? Is it appropriate to have children in old age? Structured in the form of dialogue, this unique book answers these and many other questions that are still very much alive today.