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CHAP. XXXVIII. How Triboulet is set forth and blazed by Pantagruel and Panurge.
BY my Soul, quoth Panurge, that Over∣ture pleaseth me exceedingly well; I will therefore lay hold thereon, and em∣brace it. At the very motioning thereof my very Right Entral seemeth to be wide∣ned and enlarged, which was but just now hard bound, contracted and costive: but as we have hitherto made choice of the purest and most refined Cream of Wisdom and Sapience for our Counsel, so would I now have to preside and bear the prime Sway in our Consultation, as were a Fool in the supream degree. Triboulet (quoth Pantagruel) is compleatly foolish, as I conceive. Yes truly (answered Pa∣nurge) he is properly and totally a Fool, a
Pantagruel. | Panurge. |
Fatal f. | Jovial f. |
Natural f. | Mercurial f. |
Celectial f. | Lunatick f. |