but later learns the art of war from Eudemon's tutor Gymnaste.  
His story is found engraved in chicken-scratch on half-eaten elm bark, and is followed by the poem "Bagatelles Filled with Antidotes."  His emblem is a two-headed hermaphrodite and a saying from First Corinthians.  He is given a poor education by the sophists Thubal Holofernes and Jobelin Brid? but later learns the art of war from Eudemon's tutor Gymnaste.  A war over the theft of wheat cakes forces him to defend his lands from Picrochole, and he rewards Friar John by with the Abbey of Th??e.  FTP, name this son of Grandgousier and Gargamelle, a giant chronicled in a Rabelais novel.
His story is found engraved in chicken-scratch on half-eaten elm bark, and is followed by the poem "Bagatelles Filled with Antidotes."  
Gargantua