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[[File:floranteatlaura_7569.jpg|link=Florante At Laura|frame|Featuring Laura with an [[Adaptation Dye Job]]]]▼
| title = Florante at Laura
| original title = Pinagdaanang Buhay ni Florante at ni Laura sa Kahariang Albanya
| image = floranteatlaura_7569.jpg
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| author = Francisco Balagtas
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| genre = Epic poetry
| publication date = 1838
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'''''Florante at Laura''''' (lit. ''Florante and Laura'') is a Filipino epic written by Francisco Balagtas under the name Francisco Baltazar in prison. The work is dedicated to "Selya" and is allegorical to the state of the Philippines under Spanish time as well as the state of Balagtas in prison. The work itself talks about the life of Florante, duke of the Kingdom of Albania, Aladin, prince of Persia (no, not [[Prince of Persia|that one]]), Adolfo, the evil [[Big Bad]] greedy for power, and Laura, Florante's beloved.
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