A translation of Ludovico Ariosto's epic poem, "Orlando Furioso", which follows the knight Orlando's quest to win the love of the beautiful Angelica amid a backdrop of war and magic in medieval Europe.
This allegorical tale tells of a parliament of animals who come together to establish a system of government and justice. Through their discussions and debates, the animals learn about the complexities of leadership and the importance of fair representation. A classic work of political satire and commentary.
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.
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