A version of this work is the best known work by Konrad der Pflaffe, and it regularly contains the mysterious three letter exclamation "AOI."
A version of this work is the best known work by Konrad der Pflaffe, and it regularly contains the mysterious three letter exclamation "AOI." A character in this work has a dream of a boar biting his right arm. In this work, Oliver criticizes a character for not performing a certain action because it means never seeing Oliver's sister again; that action, when performed, causes a character's (*) temples to burst. This work's protagonist is the subject of Ludovico Ariosto's best known work, and this work is also the best known part of the Matter of France. This poem's protagonist blows his oliphant horn after being ambushed by Muslims in the Battle of Roncevaux ["ROHN-suh-voh"] Pass. For 10 points, name this medieval story about the nephew of Charlemagne and his death.
A version of this work is the best known work by Konrad der Pflaffe, and it regularly contains the mysterious three letter exclamation "AOI."
The Song of Roland [or La Chanson de Roland] 