His "Ballad of Dead Ladies" was translated by Dante Gabriel Rosetti.
The hero of Robert Louis Stevenson's story "A Lodging for the Night," this author was also a thief, gambler, and murderer. Born Francois de Montcorbier around 1431, he took the surname of his patron. His "Ballad of Dead Ladies" was translated by Dante Gabriel Rosetti. For ten points, name the poet, whose works were collected in "Petit Testament" and "Grand Testament," best known today for penning the line "But where are the snows of yesteryear?"
The hero of Robert Louis Stevenson's story "A Lodging for the Night," this author was also a thief, gambler, and murderer.
Francois Villon