This author published a mock almanac, the title of which refers to the Prognostications of one of his most famous characters.
This man edited Bartolomeo Marliani's Topographia antiquae Romae for Sebastien Gryphe. This author published a mock almanac, the title of which refers to the Prognostications of one of his most famous characters. In one of this author's works, a character explains his cursing to a (*) monk by suggesting that it is a Ciceronian embellishment of language and that title character is born through the ear of his mother after she consumed too much tripe. Bakhtin discusses the concept of the carnivalesque in a book about this author and his world, and this writer used the pseudonym Alcofribas Nasier to publish many of his works, for 10 points name this 16th century ribald Frenchie author of Gargantua and Pantagruel.
This man edited Bartolomeo Marliani's Topographia antiquae Romae for Sebastien Gryphe.
Francois {Rabelais}