He satirized Pope Leo X in "The Last Will and Testament of the Elephant Hanno," but he is better known for his letters, which earned him the nickname "scourge of princes."
Georg Büchner is thought to have written a play about this man, which is now lost because his fiancée destroyed it due to its obscenity. In Thomas Nashe's The Unfortunate Traveller, Jack and Diamante are released from prison thanks to this man. His comedies include a play in which Messer Maco learns the art of flattery, a parody of Castiglione called La cortigiana. He satirized Pope Leo X in "The Last Will and Testament of the Elephant Hanno," but he is better known for his letters, which earned him the nickname "scourge of princes." For 10 points, name this friend of Titian, a rather pornographic sixteenth-century Italian satirist.
Georg Büchner is thought to have written a play about this man, which is now lost because his fiancée destroyed it due to its obscenity.
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