Two hags named Impotence and Impatience are subordinates of Melager, who attacks Prince Arthur in this work after Palmer and his travelling companion visit his library.
In one part of this work, a character overturns the wine bowl of Lady Excess and uses a net to destroy a witch who is able to turn men into animals. That section of this work describes Acrasia, a sorceress who dwells in the "Bower of Bliss." One character in this work convinces the scheming flatterer Trompart to become his servant. Two hags named Impotence and Impatience are subordinates of Melager, who attacks Prince Arthur in this work after Palmer and his travelling companion visit his library. Its other characters include Belphoebe, a woman that rejects the advances of Braggadocchio. Only six books of this poem's 12 intended books were finished by the author. Its second book opens with the escape of Archimago, and its characters include Guyon and The Red Crosse Knight. For 10 points, identify this epic poem by Edmund Spenser.
In one part of this work, a character overturns the wine bowl of Lady Excess and uses a net to destroy a witch who is able to turn men into animals.
The Faerie Queene