After being resurrected by having his head sewn back on, a character in this novel says that while in hell he saw famous people like Alexander the Great and Cicero with menial jobs. While giving a genealogy, the narrator of this novel mentions Hurtali, who, despite not being mentioned in the Bible, steered Noah’s ark during the flood. While trying to get advice, a man in this novel seeks the counsel of a dying poet, Virgilian lots, (-5[1])and an old woman who throws verse-inscribed leaves in the air. A flying, (15[1])mustard spreading hog in this novel is worshiped by the warlike (*) Chitterlings. (10[1])A man in this (10[1])novel is confused by the word “trinc” until the priestess Bacbuc (10[1]-5[1])says that it means “drink.” This novel, which is narrated (10[1])by Alcofribas Nasier, ends (10[1])after (10[1])Panurge visits (10[1])the Oracle of the Holy Bottle. (10[2])For 10 points, name this novel (10[1])that centers on two giants, (10[3])written (10[1])by (10[1]-5[1])Francois (10[2])Rabelais. ■END■ (10[2])