Filostrato

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Filostrato is a narrative poem by Giovanni Boccaccio that retells the tragic love story of Troilus and Criseyde, serving as a key source for later adaptations such as Chaucer’s version.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Italian poem
narrative poem
adaptationOf classical Trojan War material
author Boccaccio NERFINISHED
Giovanni Boccaccio NERFINISHED
authorBirthplace Certaldo NERFINISHED
authorNationality Italian
authorOtherWorks Decameron NERFINISHED
Teseida NERFINISHED
basedOn Troilus and Criseyde legend
character Pandaro NERFINISHED
characterRole Pandaro as go-between in the love affair
countryOfOrigin Italy
genre courtly love literature
romance
hasProtagonist Criseida NERFINISHED
Troilo NERFINISHED
hasTitleInEnglish The Love-stricken NERFINISHED
influenced English medieval romance tradition
Troilus and Criseyde (Geoffrey Chaucer) NERFINISHED
languageVariant Tuscan Italian
literaryForm poem in ottava rima
literaryInfluenceOn Chaucer’s Troilus and Criseyde NERFINISHED
literaryPeriod Italian early Renaissance
literaryTradition medieval courtly romance
mainCharacter Criseida NERFINISHED
Troilo NERFINISHED
metricForm ottava rima stanzas
movement Italian Trecento literature
narrativePerspective third-person narration
narrativeType love narrative set against war background
originalLanguage Italian
partOf Boccaccio’s early poetic works
period Middle Ages NERFINISHED
setting Troy NERFINISHED
structure divided into cantos
subjectMatter love affair of Troilus and Criseida during the Trojan War
theme betrayal
fate and fortune
tragic love
war and love
timeOfComposition 14th century

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