The year after it was finished, the poet wrote an Allegory of it in which he defended his use of magic against the objections of Silvio Antoniano.
The year after it was finished, the poet wrote an Allegory of it in which he defended his use of magic against the objections of Silvio Antoniano. After Celio Malespini published fourteen of its cantos under the title of its main character in 1580, the author decided to publish the whole thing himself, and it became so popular that he wrote a new, morally proper version of it. FTP, identify this epic poem in twenty cantos, which is set in 1099 and depicts the army led by Godfrey of Bouillon during the First Crusade, the masterpiece of Torquato Tasso.
The year after it was finished, the poet wrote an Allegory of it in which he defended his use of magic against the objections of Silvio Antoniano.
{Jerusalem Liberated} or {Gerusalemme liberata}