Benedetto Croce claimed this work's fortune is comparable to a smiling and lovely girl.
Benedetto Croce claimed this work's fortune is comparable to a smiling and lovely girl. It remarks that men should extract their wings from the "loving birdlime." One character builds a bridge to atone for his drunken murder of a princess mourning Zerbino after he quarrels over Doralice with Mandricardo. That character is killed by a man who earlier rode a hippogryph to save a girl who chooses Medoro after seducing Rinaldo and the title character. Featuring Bradamante, Rogero, and Angelica, for 10 points, name this poem about a paladin of Charlemange by Ludovico Ariosto.
Benedetto Croce claimed this work's fortune is comparable to a smiling and lovely girl.
{Orlando Furioso} [accept {Orlando} the {Crazy} or {Orlando} the {Mad} or similar]