The ninth book about him shows his adventures in Greece, while the fifth described the exploits of his son Esplandian, who was the result of his affair with Oriana.   
This man defeats the scaly giant Endriago in Constantinople after quarreling with Lisuarte and leaving England; earlier, he passes under the Arch of Faithful Lovers in the Insola Firme.  The ninth book about him shows his adventures in Greece, while the fifth described the exploits of his son Esplandian, who was the result of his affair with Oriana.   Most famously, the priest Pero Perez uses all but the first four books about this son of Perion and Elisena, first published by Garci Rodríguez de Montalvo in 1510, to start a fire that also burns Don Olivante of Laura, hoping it will cure Don Quixote's madness.  FTP, name this greatest of Iberian chivalric heroes.
This man defeats the scaly giant Endriago in Constantinople after quarreling with Lisuarte and leaving England; earlier, he passes under the Arch of Faithful Lovers in the Insola Firme.  
{Amadis of Gaul }({Amadis de Gaula}) (5) [DL]