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Gargantua and Pantagruel by François Rabelais

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"The more we gluttonize, the more we become accustomed to gluttony."


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A lavish feast features a towering pile of food, including fruits, meats, and bread, with wine and milk on a decorative table, embodying the quote on gluttony. A dimly lit banquet table laden with extravagant dishes, surrounded by shadowy figures, evokes the idea of indulgence and excess. The atmosphere suggests a celebration of gluttony.

"Justice consists in the constant and perpetual will to render to everyone his due."


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A radiant figure, draped in flowing white robes, stands atop a rocky base, holding a glowing orb of light, embodying the essence of justice and the pursuit of equity. A towering, robotic figure holding scales of justice stands against a dramatic skyline, symbolizing the quote about justice as a perpetual will to render everyone their due.

"We are all more or less mad."


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A vivid, abstract illustration features three figures with exaggerated expressions, embodying the quote We are all more or less mad, set against a bright, swirling background. A group of diverse faces, expressing intense emotion with mouths wide open, surrounded by eerie, colorful wisps, reflecting the idea that we are all more or less mad.

"The greatest pleasure of life is love."


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A smiling woman in a floral dress gently holds a small flower, surrounded by a vibrant field of colorful blooms, embodying the joy and love expressed in the quote about life's greatest pleasure. A glowing lantern is set against a warm, sandy background, surrounded by shimmering particles, with the quote The greatest pleasure of life is love beautifully illuminated inside.

"What is a man without spirits? A corps."


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A grotesque, yellow-skinned figure floats against a vibrant blue background, embodying the quote, What is a man without spirits? A corps, suggesting a lifeless state. A minimalist figure with a wireframe body and blank features stands against a pale background, embodying the quote, What is a man without spirits? A corps.

"He who is afraid of death, is afraid of life."


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A serene figure in flowing white holds delicate flowers, gazing at a sunset over the ocean, with a looming skull in the sky, reflecting the quote about fearing death and life. A lone warrior, wielding a glowing sword, stands defiantly against a towering, stormy figure in a dramatic landscape, embodying the quote, He who is afraid of death, is afraid of life.

"The word is so mighty that it accomplishes what a multitude of men cannot."


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A majestic sword emanating blue and orange flames, symbolizing the power of words as depicted in the quote, The word is so mighty that it accomplishes what a multitude of men cannot. An illuminated sword stands upright against a vibrant, swirling backdrop of orange and blue, symbolizing the power of the word as something greater than the strength of many men.

"We must carry the banner of the arts, as we do of the sciences."


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A woman in an ornate gown holds a banner that reads Arts and Sciences, set against a scenic backdrop with a moonlit landscape, embodying the union of creativity and knowledge. A futuristic android stands triumphantly, holding a banner that reads Arts & Sciences, set against a vibrant, swirling cosmic background, symbolizing the unity of creativity and knowledge.

"Is there anything more comforting than a good book?"


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A cozy scene of a young woman in a sweater, reading a book in a sunlit room, surrounded by plants, with a steaming cup of coffee on a side table, embodying the comfort of a good book.

"The wine of life is drawn from many wells."


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A steampunk-inspired alchemical apparatus stands in a dimly lit stone chamber, surrounded by glowing cauldrons, evoking the idea that the wine of life is drawn from many wells. Three ornate wells spill vibrant, flowing wine into a lush garden path, surrounded by colorful flowers, reflecting the quote, The wine of life is drawn from many wells.
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