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A simple man: The disguised Archimago, who gives Satyrane and Una false information.
Ǽolus: The wind, father of Orgoglio.
Aescalpius: A fantastical healer who, though alive, has been consigned the darkest cave of hell for bringing the dead to life.
Diana or Cynthia: The virginal goddess of the hunt, who lives in the forests with an array of nymphs.
Earth: The mother of Orgoglio.
Hippolytus: A huntsman sent to hell because his father had him brought back from the dead.
Ignaro: Orgoglio’s stepfather, an...
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The Faerie Queene: Summary and Analysis
- Summary and Analysis: Introduction and Book I, Cantos i-iv
- Summary and Analysis: Book I, Cantos v-viii
- Summary and Analysis: Book I, Cantos ix-xii
- Summary and Analysis: Book II, Cantos i-vi
- Summary and Analysis: Book II, Cantos vii-xii
- Summary and Analysis: Book III, Prologue-Canto vi
- Summary and Analysis: Book III, Cantos vii-xii
- Summary and Analysis: Book IV, Proem-Canto vi
- Summary and Analysis: Book IV, Cantos vii-xii
- Summary and Analysis: Book V, Proem-Canto vi
- Summary and Analysis: Book V, Cantos vii-xii
- Summary and Analysis: Book VI, Proem-Canto vi
- Summary and Analysis: Book VI, Cantos vii-xii
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- Questions and Answers: Book III, Prologue-Canto vi
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