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cimbalom
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cimbalom, cymbalom [ˈtsɪmbələm]
n
(Music / Instruments) a type of dulcimer, esp of Hungary See dulcimer [1]
[Hungarian, from Italian cembalo; see cembalo]


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Mounier shows how Rabelais's Tiers Livre engages the reader in a coherent narrative universe so different from the lack of narrative cohesiveness found in the Cymbalum mundi.
They are often very informative: to give one instance among dozens, footnote 1 introduces a very relevant comparison between Rabelais and the Cymbalum mundi (211), which could fruitfully have been explored in the text, especially if some of the less-relevant passages of text had been shortened or omitted.
Lestringant is also a man of strong opinions, which he does not hesitate to express in passing; he disapproves of Duval's analysis of Rabelais's Fourth Book (257), and rejects the attribution of the Fifth Book to Rabelais (289) and that of the Cymbalum Mundi to Bonaventure Des Periers (274).
 
 
 
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