Ludovico Ariosto was an Italian poet, celebrated for his sprawling romance epic. His masterwork weaves together the adventures of legendary figures and vast armies, interspersed with intricate subplots that explore the human condition. Composed in the traditional ottava rima, the poem is distinguished by its masterful narrative voice, which guides the reader through a world of chivalry, war, and fantastical journeys.
The Orlando Furioso is a classic epic poem from the Italian Renaissance. It follows the adventures of the paladin Orlando as he battles monsters and engages in other acts of chivalry. This masterpiece of Italian literature is a must-read for anyone interested in Renaissance poetry or epic literature.
This epic poem by the Italian Renaissance writer Lodovico Ariosto has been called the greatest work of Italian literature. A continuation of the legend of the paladin Orlando, it combines elements of chivalric romance, epic adventure, and humanist philosophy.
This volume presents a translation of Dante Alighieri's famous work, The Inferno, into English verse. It also includes helpful notes and commentary to aid in understanding the text. In addition, the book features a sample of a new translation of The Orlando Furioso of Ariosto. This is a must-read for fans of classic literature.
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The book offers an authentic reproduction of the original work, preserving its content and style for readers. It aims to provide a faithful representation, allowing audiences to experience the text as it was initially intended. This edition is ideal for those interested in historical literature or seeking to explore the themes and ideas presented in the original publication.
translated from the Italian of Lodovico Ariosto, in Five Volumes - Vol. 3
436 pages
16 hours of reading
This third volume of the classic epic poem features the adventures of Orlando and his fellow knights, blending chivalry, romance, and fantasy. The translation captures the rich language and intricate storytelling of Lodovico Ariosto, showcasing themes of love, honor, and the tumultuous nature of war. As part of a five-volume series, this reprint preserves the historical significance and literary merit of the 1783 edition, offering readers a glimpse into Renaissance literature.
translated from the Italian of Lodovico Ariosto, in Five Volumes - Vol. 2
420 pages
15 hours of reading
This translation of Lodovico Ariosto's epic poem presents a rich tapestry of chivalry, adventure, and romance in a five-volume format. The second volume continues the tale with vibrant characters and fantastical elements, showcasing the complexities of love and heroism. The 1783 edition maintains its original charm and depth, inviting readers to explore the intricate narrative and its historical context, while celebrating the artistry of Ariosto's storytelling.
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