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Orlando Furioso
Capítulos (48)
- To Sir Walter Scott, of Abbotsford, Bart. 0:00
- Introduction 1:13
- Canto I 14:45
- Canto II 54:47
- Canto III 1:31:40
- Canto IV 2:09:20
- Canto V 2:45:05
- Canto VI 3:29:01
- Canto VII 4:08:55
- Canto VIII 4:48:03
- Canto IX 5:32:48
- Canto X 6:18:07
- Canto XI 7:13:49
- Canto XII 7:54:16
- Canto XIII 8:39:43
- Canto XIV 9:19:35
- Canto XV 10:23:00
- Canto XVI 11:13:01
- Canto XVII 11:55:25
- Canto XVIII 12:59:01
- Canto XIX 14:31:08
- Canto XX 15:23:22
- Canto XXI 16:31:33
- Canto XXII 17:06:05
- Canto XXIII 17:53:11
- Canto XXIV 18:58:53
- Canto XXV 19:53:16
- Canto XXVI 20:40:03
- Canto XXVII 21:45:26
- Canto XXVIII 22:51:12
- Canto XXIX 23:39:00
- Canto XXX 24:15:19
- Canto XXXI 25:00:11
- Canto XXXII 25:52:41
- Canto XXXIII 26:45:57
- Canto XXXIV 27:47:57
- Canto XXXV 28:33:41
- Canto XXXVI 29:12:43
- Canto XXXVII 29:53:28
- Canto XXXVIII 30:52:55
- Canto XXXIX 31:35:51
- Canto XL 32:16:42
- Canto XLI 32:55:51
- Canto XLII 33:45:27
- Canto XLIII 34:35:57
- Canto XLIV 36:13:36
- Canto XLV 37:04:03
- Canto XLVI 38:00:56
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Orlando Furioso, one of the longest poems in European literature, is the sequel to Matteo Maria Boiardo’s incomplete epic poem Orlando Innamorato. Ludovico Ariosto continues the story’s fusion of French and British legends as well as including material from Greek and Latin literature.
The Saracens and Christians are fighting over control of Europe. Agramant, the King of Africa, and his allies lay siege to Paris and Charlemagne’s forces. Meanwhile, Orlando, one of Charlemagne’s famous paladins, is returning to France with the captured pagan princess Angelica. Her beauty incites Knight Rinaldo to duel Orlando for her love. During the fight, she escapes.
This tale of war, adventure, sorcery, romance, humor, tragedy, and redemption has influenced famous writers like Spenser and Shakespeare, and continues to inspire writers to this day.