Amadis de Gaul

Amadis de Gaul, Amadís de Gaula in Spanish, is a celebrated romance in prose, first published before 1508, written partly in Spanish and partly in French by different romancers of the 15th century. The first four books were regarded by Cervantes as a masterpiece. The hero of the book, Amadis, surnamed the Knight of the Lion, stands for a type of a constant and deferential lover, as well as a model knight-errant, of whom Don Quixote is the caricature.

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Amadis Jamyn, Amadou, Amaimon, Amal, Amalapuram