After John Harington translated the bawdy twenty-eighth section of this work, he was forced to translate it in its entirety as penance. One character in this work is stripped of all ornaments except a single bracelet in preparation for a sacrifice. A bridge is built over Isabella's tomb due to Rodomont's remorse, and this work also features a fight over the right to wear Hector's escutcheon. Alcina's spell is broken by Brunello's ring thanks to Melissa, and the cure for the protagonist's condition is found on the moon by Astolpho. This poem features two flying hippogriffs, at its end, Leo allo
After John Harington translated the bawdy twenty-eighth section of this work, he was forced to translate it in its entirety as penance. One character in this work is stripped of all ornaments except a single bracelet in preparation for a sacrifice. A bridge is built over Isabella's tomb due to Rodomont's remorse, and this work also features a fight over the right to wear Hector's escutcheon. Alcina's spell is broken by Brunello's ring thanks to Melissa, and the cure for the protagonist's condition is found on the moon by Astolpho. This poem features two flying hippogriffs, at its end, Leo allows the marriage of Rogero and Bradamant. Focusing on the title character's passion for Angelica, for 10 points, name this epic poem about a nephew of Charlemagne by Ludovico Ariosto.
After John Harington translated the bawdy twenty-eighth section of this work, he was forced to translate it in its entirety as penance.
{Orlando Furioso}