Orlando furioso in English heroical verse, by Sr Iohn Haringto[n] of Bathe Knight.

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Orlando furioso in English heroical verse, by Sr Iohn Haringto[n] of Bathe Knight.
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Ariosto, Lodovico, 1474-1533.
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[Imprinted at London :: By Richard Field, for Iohn Norton and Simon VVaterson,
1607]
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"Orlando furioso in English heroical verse, by Sr Iohn Haringto[n] of Bathe Knight." In the digital collection Early English Books Online. https://name.umdl.umich.edu/A21106.0001.001. University of Michigan Library Digital Collections. Accessed May 29, 2024.

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Calai and Zet were sonnes of Boreas, and had wings or so fayned, because they sayled in swift ships.

Calligorant a Giant taken by Astolfo. 116. is carried about the country by him. 117. comes where Crillo was. ibid and from thence goeth with Astolfo to Ierusalem. 118. Astolfo giueth him to Sansonet gouernour of Ieru∣salem. 119.

Castor and Pollex sonnes of Iupiter and Leda, gotten of her in likenesse of a swanne, brothers to Helena, cal∣led Tyndarides, they deliuered the sea of Pyrates, and therefore are counted Gods of the sea. They fayne that Pollux was immortall, and when Castor dyed be∣sought Iupiter that he might part his immortalitie with him, whereupon they are an example of brother∣ly loue.

Catalynes the chiefest familie of Spaine, of the house of Arragon, and are often put by myne author for the whole state of Spaine. 104.

Ceres called the Goddesse of come, mother of Pro∣serpina.

Charlemaine sonne of Pipin gathers his forces toge∣ther against the Turkes. pag. 1. takes vp the quarrell a∣bout Angelica. pag. 2. is ouerthrowne by the Turkes. ib. Charles besieged in Paris sends Renaldo into England pag. 11. He expectes the assault and maketh publicke prayers vnto God. 107 his owne prayer. ibidem. receiues the English succours into Parish. 125. heares newes of the spoyles Rodomont did. 126. his Oration. 128. 129. he sets on Rodomont. ibidem driues him away out of Paris. 138. is discomfited againe by Ferraw, and made retire. ibid. is rescued by Renaldo. 254. Christened Marfisa. 318. takes an oth of truce 323. welcomes Rogero into France 376. makes a Proclamation at request of Brada∣mant. 385 his vprightnesse in iudging the controuersies. 392. he makes a sumptuous feast at the mariage of Bradamant. 398.

Cimosco king of Freezeland slaine by Orlando. 70.

Circe a notable inchantresle, daughter of the Sunne and a Nymph called Perses, she turned Vlysses men in∣to beasts.

Cleopatra Queene of AEgypt, being feasted by An∣thonie bad him to a banket, and dissoluing one huge pearle in vinegar she dranke it, and it was thought in that respect a banket of in estimable cost.

Clyte••••stra wife of Agamemnon plaid the whore in his absence, and killed him at his retuine it is said the had a Musician plaid chast tunes to her, and so long the continued honest, but when he dyed Aegistus corrupted her: her sonne Orestes in reuenge of his fathers death flue her.

Cloridan a companion of Medore goes to seeke the carkasse of Dardanello. 143. kils diuers Christians. ibid. kils two Scots. 146. is kild 146.

Corebo one of Zerbins men hurt in defence of Isabella 97. is saued. 194.

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