In this work, Feraguto kills Argalia, after which his sister escapes. She is then chased by the title character and his cousin Rinaldo. Both Fiordespina and a man raised by the sorcerer Atalante fall in love with a woman disguised as a knight, while the story begins at Pentecost, when a Saracen princess attempts to distract the Christian knights by offering herself in marriage. The siege of Albracca is broken by the title character, while Rugiero is discovered by Brunello and then chases Bradamante. The title character falls in love with Angelica in this epic poem, which was continued in a sim
In this work, Feraguto kills Argalia, after which his sister escapes. She is then chased by the title character and his cousin Rinaldo. Both Fiordespina and a man raised by the sorcerer Atalante fall in love with a woman disguised as a knight, while the story begins at Pentecost, when a Saracen princess attempts to distract the Christian knights by offering herself in marriage. The siege of Albracca is broken by the title character, while Rugiero is discovered by Brunello and then chases Bradamante. The title character falls in love with Angelica in this epic poem, which was continued in a similarly-titled work by Ariosto. FTP, name this epic in ottava rima by Boiardo.
In this work, Feraguto kills Argalia, after which his sister escapes.