In this work, Aude dies of grief when learning that her lover is dead, and the villain of this work is chained and guarded by a master cook.
In this work, Aude dies of grief when learning that her lover is dead, and the villain of this work is chained and guarded by a master cook. Turpin falls dead while trying to bring some water for his comrade, who tries to break his sword against a rock before confessing all his sins. Ganelon encourages Marsilla to kill the title character, who initially ignores the advice of Oliver and refuses to blow his oliphant horn. For 10 points, name this French epic featuring the Battle of Roncevaux Pass, during which the title paladin of Charlemagne dies.
In this work, Aude dies of grief when learning that her lover is dead, and the villain of this work is chained and guarded by a master cook.
The {Song of Roland} [accept La {Chanson de Roland}]