 It is a tribute to those who welcomed him when he was in exile, but also an example that is set for others to follow.Conrad appears in Boccacio's Decameron, in the sixth novella of the second day, the one dedicated to stories of people that after a great misfortune are able to turn the tables with the help of luck and end up in a better situation than at the beginning.In Boccaccio, he embodies the ideal of the generous lord and, just like in Dante his family is characterized by hospitality.