This character is the subject of an Ariosto poem where he is "furioso," and also names a poem about his betrayal by Ganelon in Rauncevaux pass.
One work named for this character includes scenes where Astolfo rides a hippogriff to Ethiopia and then to the moon. That poem includes the knights Bradamant and Rinaldo, as well as the Chinese princess Angelica, who inspires a mad passion in this character. This character is the subject of an Ariosto poem where he is "furioso," and also names a poem about his betrayal by Ganelon in Rauncevaux pass. For 10 points, name this French knight who blows Oliphant to alert Charlemagne of his death in his namesake "Chanson," or song.
One work named for this character includes scenes where Astolfo rides a hippogriff to Ethiopia and then to the moon.
Roland [or Orlando]