Citations:diurnal


 * 1983 &mdash; It is the peasant's entertainment, the drunkard's license; even the church in her wisdom has granted the moment of feast, carnival, fair, this diurnal pollution that releases humors and distracts from other desires and other ambitions. &mdash; Umberto Eco, Foucault's Pendulum, 1980. As translated by William Weaver