Packet 8: Bonus 13

The audience is addressed as “noble and illustrious” performers of this activity before a digression on Silenus boxes in the prologue of a book translated by Thomas Urquhart. For 10 points each:
[10m] Gargamelle gives birth to the title character immediately after a chapter consisting of a ribald “dialogue” about what activity? At the end of a five-book sequence, an oracle uses a single word to compel Panurge to do this action.
ANSWER: drinking alcohol [accept guzzling or boozing]
[10e] Many paeans to the joys of drinking appear in François Rabelais’s novels titled for this gluttonous giant and his son, Pantagruel.
ANSWER: Gargantua
[10h] Most of Chapter 22 of Gargantua consists of a list of these things enjoyed by Gargantua, which include nivinivinack, the twirly whirlytrill, bumdockdousse, Marseilles figs, and torture.
ANSWER: games [or jeux]
<Editors, European Literature> | H. Prelims 8 - Stanford A + Georgia Tech C + Columbia A + Columbia B

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