How to pronounce“Cacciaguida”in English

It's not Aeneas, it's not Phaeton, it's not going to be the Hippolytus, it's not even Cacciaguida's own account of his own grandiloquent

The question is by the way the--how do I explain Cacciaguida's reference to the crusade,

A version of the relationship one has or thinks one has with history, both Cacciaguida's and Dante's own relationship to his

That would be even more--it would be truer even-- would be made more compelling in light of Cacciaguida's own