Francois Villon is one of France's most celebrated poets, and this volume brings together two of his most important works. Le Grand Testament is a long narrative poem that explores the life and times of Villon, while Le Petit Son Codicille is a shorter work filled with wry observations and dark humor. Together, they offer a fascinating and nuanced portrait of one of France's greatest poets, whose influence can still be felt in contemporary literature.

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