Under the pen name Alcofribas Nasier, this author wrote about the adventures of Friar John and Panurge in a book named for two giants.
This author satirized the Catholic Church by describing the noise made by the popehawk and the bishophawks on Ringing Island. This author unfavorably contrasted official dogmas with a fictional religious institution whose motto is "Do as you will," the Abbey of Theleme. One of this author's characters is taught a humanistic education by Ponocrates after climbing Notre Dame and (*) urinating on the crowd below, causing a massive deluge. Under the pen name Alcofribas Nasier, this author wrote about the adventures of Friar John and Panurge in a book named for two giants. For 10 points, name this medieval French author of Gargantua and Pantagruel.
This author satirized the Catholic Church by describing the noise made by the popehawk and the bishophawks on Ringing Island.
Francois {Rabelais}