Teseida

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Teseida is an Italian epic poem by Giovanni Boccaccio that recounts the chivalric and romantic struggles of two knights who fall in love with the same woman.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Italian poem
epic poem
author Giovanni Boccaccio NERFINISHED
authorBirthplace Certaldo NERFINISHED
authorNationality Italian
centralConflict two knights in love with the same woman
containsInvocations true
containsProem true
countryOfOrigin Italy
femaleProtagonist Emilia NERFINISHED
genre chivalric romance
courtly romance
hasBattleScenes true
hasTournament true
influencedAuthor Geoffrey Chaucer NERFINISHED
influencedWork The Knight’s Tale NERFINISHED
literaryForm narrative poem
literaryMovement Italian Trecento literature
literaryTradition courtly love tradition
medieval epic
mainCharacter Arcita NERFINISHED
Emilia NERFINISHED
Palemone NERFINISHED
mythologicalFramework classical mythology
narrativeFocus chivalric and romantic struggles
notableFor early use of ottava rima in epic form
source for Chaucer’s The Knight’s Tale
numberOfBooks 12
originalLanguage Italian
periodOfComposition 14th century
protagonistRelationship Palemone and Arcita are cousins
setting Athens NERFINISHED
ancient Thebes
theme chivalry
fate
love
rivalry
war
titleInItalian Teseida delle nozze d’Emilia NERFINISHED
verseForm ottava rima

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