Epic poem · 1823–1831

Orlando Furioso

Translated into English verse from the Italian of Ludovico Ariosto, in forty-six cantos

by Ludovico Ariosto

Translated by William Stewart Rose (1823–1831)

Ariosto's romance epic of Charlemagne's paladins, Orlando's love-madness, and the love of Ruggiero and Bradamante, in William Stewart Rose's eight-line stanzas.

Contents · 46 parts

• Canto Iabout 650 lines
• Canto IIabout 610 lines
• Canto IIIabout 620 lines
• Canto IVabout 580 lines
• Canto Vabout 740 lines
• Canto VIabout 650 lines
• Canto VIIabout 640 lines
• Canto VIIIabout 720 lines
• Canto IXabout 750 lines
• Canto Xabout 920 lines
• Canto XIabout 660 lines
• Canto XIIabout 750 lines
• Canto XIIIabout 660 lines
• Canto XIVabout 1070 lines
• Canto XVabout 840 lines
• Canto XVIabout 710 lines
• Canto XVIIabout 1070 lines
• Canto XVIIIabout 1540 lines
• Canto XIXabout 860 lines
• Canto XXabout 1150 lines
• Canto XXIabout 580 lines
• Canto XXIIabout 780 lines
• Canto XXIIIabout 1090 lines
• Canto XXIVabout 920 lines
• Canto XXVabout 740 lines
• Canto XXVIabout 1100 lines
• Canto XXVIIabout 1120 lines
• Canto XXVIIIabout 700 lines
• Canto XXIXabout 590 lines
• Canto XXXabout 760 lines
• Canto XXXIabout 880 lines
• Canto XXXIIabout 880 lines
• Canto XXXIIIabout 1020 lines
• Canto XXXIVabout 740 lines
• Canto XXXVabout 640 lines
• Canto XXXVIabout 670 lines
• Canto XXXVIIabout 980 lines
• Canto XXXVIIIabout 720 lines
• Canto XXXIXabout 690 lines
• Canto XLabout 660 lines
• Canto XLIabout 820 lines
• Canto XLIIabout 830 lines
• Canto XLIIIabout 1590 lines
• Canto XLIVabout 830 lines
• Canto XLVabout 940 lines
• Canto XLVIabout 1120 lines

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