Archbishop Turpin and the wise knight Oliver die fighting alongside this poem's hero, who is betrayed by Ganelon.
In this poem, seven hundred camels and a thousand hawks are included as part of an embassy sent by the wise adviser Blancandrin. This poem's last line declares the end of a story told by the mysterious poet Turoldus. In this poem, Thierry wins a trial by combat against Pinabel to prove that a man revealed a secret pass to King Marsilla's army. Archbishop Turpin and the wise knight Oliver die fighting alongside this poem's hero, who is betrayed by Ganelon. In this poem, the veins in the hero's temples burst when he blows his ivory horn to alert his army to the rear guard's defeat by the Saracens at Roncesvalles. For 10 points, name this medieval poem about a hero in Charlemagne's army.
In this poem, seven hundred camels and a thousand hawks are included as part of an embassy sent by the wise adviser Blancandrin.
The Song of Roland [or La Chanson de Roland]