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Meanings of rabelais in English
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françois rabelais Synonyms
Examples for "monograph"
Examples for "monograph"
1
The key plate from Owen's 1849 monograph on the nature of limbs.
2
The following monograph is the outgrowth of three earlier and shorter essays.
3
In a recent monograph, Markov compares his love of photography to addiction.
4
For such I must refer my readers to the monograph already mentioned.
5
The first-ever monograph on Reynaud-Dewar, one of today's most celebrated multimedia artists
Usage of rabelais in English
1
But all that is beside the question; Rabelais did not know these.
2
There have been portraits painted of Rabelais; I have seen many such.
3
Dean Swift is Rabelais in his senses, and frequenting the politest company.
4
Something should be said here of the sources from which Rabelais borrowed.
5
On the other hand, Rabelais has been several times translated into German.
6
One understands Rabelais better if one knows the Chinon wine, Belloc added.
7
Rabelais improves all he borrows, but it is from Folengo he starts.
8
Rabelais's Pantagruel is filled with irresistible burlesques of the doctrine of purgatory.
9
But keep your grimy hands off my Rabelais, or I'll trounce you.
10
You remember the thing in Rabelais about women-insatiable, devouring, hungering in their satieties.
11
We have evidence that Rabelais did not always write in the same fashion.
12
Rabelais and anagrammatism may divide the slender glory of the product between them.
13
Rabelais suppressed nothing, modified nothing; he did not change his plan at all.
14
I cannot help that; 'Rabelais is to be blamed for it.
15
Rabelais and La Fontaine are recorded by their countrymen to have been reveurs.
16
Francois Rabelais was born at Seuillé in Touraine, France, about 1483.