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    Gargantua and Pantagruel

    Written by Francois Rabelais

    Narrated by Bill Homewood

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    ‘Most noble and illustrious drinkers…’ Thus begins Gargantua and Panatgruel, a grotesque and carnivalesque collection of exuberant, fantastical stories that take us from the ancient world through to the European Renaissance. At the heart of these tall tales are the giant Gargantua and his equally seismic son Pantagruel. Magical adventures, maniacal punning, slapstick humor, erudite allusions and just about any bodily function one can think of, here is quite possibly the zaniest, most risqué book ever written.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherNaxos Audiobooks
    Release dateAug 19, 2016
    ISBN9781781980248
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    Francois Rabelais

    François Rabelais est un écrivain français humaniste de la Renaissance, né à la Devinière à Seuilly, près de Chinon, en 1483 ou 1494 selon les sources, et mort à Paris le 9 avril 1553.

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