Note 136 — Chapter X · FREETHOUGHT IN THE RENAISSANCE
Reading edition
It is to this that Rabelais alludes (ii, 5) when he tells how at Toulouse they “stuck not to burn their regents alive like red herrings.” ↑
Reading edition
It is to this that Rabelais alludes (ii, 5) when he tells how at Toulouse they “stuck not to burn their regents alive like red herrings.” ↑