Artegall

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Artegall is a knight of justice in Edmund Spenser’s epic poem *The Faerie Queene*, renowned for his unwavering commitment to law, equity, and righteous judgment.

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Artegall canonical 8

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Predicate Object
instanceOf character in epic poetry
fictional character
knight
allegoricalRole personification of justice
appearsIn The Faerie Queene
appearsInBook Book V of The Faerie Queene
linked to: The Faerie Queene
associatedWith chivalry
equity
judgment
law
centuryOfCreation 16th century
countryOfOriginOfWork England
createdBy Edmund Spenser
firstPublicationOfWork 1596
hasTheme justice and governance
moral virtue
rule of law
languageOfWork Early Modern English
literaryMovement English Renaissance literature
literaryWorkGenre allegorical epic poem
medium poetry
moralAlignment good
notableFor unwavering commitment to equity
unwavering commitment to law
unwavering commitment to righteous judgment
occupation knight of justice
represents equity
justice
righteous judgment
setting Faerie Land

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Britomart inLoveWith Artegall
Britomart destinedToMarry Artegall
Book V (The Faerie Queene) featuresProtagonist Artegall
subject linked to: Book V
Book V (The Faerie Queene) featuresCharacter Artegall
subject linked to: Book V
Book V (The Faerie Queene) centralKnight Artegall
subject linked to: Book V
Book V (The Faerie Queene) virtuePersonifiedBy Artegall
subject linked to: Book V
Book IV (The Faerie Queene) containsCharacter Artegall
subject linked to: Book IV