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it served universally as a deadly offensive weapon

Wave-corpuscles

and such slick moves as palming cards

" ― Mathematical Gazette

The Ship of Fools it served universally as aPublished in 1494 in Basel, The Ship of Fools was soon translated into every major European language. It provoked a vast number of imitations and remained steadily in print through the eighteenth century (with sporadic reprints after that). It still possesses an enormous vigor and vitality. The book owes its long life to an imagination, wit, and humor rich with insights into human nature, yet neither bitter nor namby pamby. Its commentary on the

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