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Journal Article
An Aethiopian Sodomite, Aesop, and Ovid
2019
Overview
James talks about the undoing of dynastic epic in Ariosto's Orlando furioso. Ludovico Ariosto devoted over twenty-five years to composing his Orlando furioso, which he revised and expanded in three editions of 1516, 1521, and 1532. While these editions involve changes great and small in the poem's narrative sequence and patterns of imitation, just one matter of form dominates modern criticism: the sense of the ending.
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University of Chicago Press,The University of Chicago Press,University of Chicago, acting through its Press
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