His name translates from the Greek as "he who has a bitter bile." He uses a
His name translates from the Greek as "he who has a bitter bile." He uses a quarrel between his bakers and Grandgousier's shepherds as a pretext for attack, then begins ravaging the countryside. This despot of Lerne's evil designs caused Grandgousier to reach Gargantua in Paris, who leaves his studies to protect his homeland. He is ultimately defeated by Gargantua and Friar John. For ten points, identify this evil ruler, an enemy in Rabelais's Gargantua and Pantagreul.
His name translates from the Greek as "he who has a bitter bile."
{Picrochole}