The narrator of one of his philosophical works goes to the Café de la Régence to have a conversation with the (*) relative of a famous composer.
André le Breton hired this man to translate Ephraim Chambers' major work into French. One of this writer's works abruptly ends when the narrator is told "He who laughs last, laughs best". The title character of one of his novels imagines that a giant scroll in the sky contains everything that is to happen in the world. The narrator of one of his philosophical works goes to the Café de la Régence to have a conversation with the (*) relative of a famous composer. This author of the treatise Rameau's Nephew and the novel Jacques the Fatalist collaborated with D'Alembert and the Baron d'Holbach on a book that represented the knowledge of the Enlightenment. For 10 points, name this French author who was the chief editor of the Encyclopedie.
André le Breton hired this man to translate Ephraim Chambers' major work into French.
Denis Diderot