"Egli s'innamorò del suo valore": Leone, Bradamante and Ruggiero in the 1532 "Orlando Furioso"

"Egli s'innamorò del suo valore": Leone, Bradamante and Ruggiero in the 1532 "Orlando Furioso"

An examination of Ariosto's "Orlando Furioso" is presented, focusing on the issue of fidelity in the Ruggiero-Leone-Bradamante episode. The passage epitomizes Leone's dual infidelity and parallels Bradamante's own proclamation of allegiance to her beloved and solicits a reci...

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Adultery
Allusion
Ariosto, Ludovico (1474-1533)
Betrayal
Destiny
Fathers
Friendship
Hermit lifestyle
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Literary criticism
Narrators
Poetry
Renaissance period
Sons
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Destiny
Fathers
Friendship
Hermit lifestyle
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Literary criticism
Narrators
Poetry
Renaissance period
Sons
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