Nocrion, conte allobroge
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Nocrion, conte allobroge (1747) is an anonymously published licentious tale, variously attributed to François-Joachim de Pierres de Bernis, Thomas-Simon Gueullette and Comte de Caylus. It uses the conceit AT 1391 (nocrion is an anagram of « Con noir ») in the motif from the Aarne-Thompson classification system which is is connected to H451.
The book included "Le Chevalier Qui Fist parler les Cons."
The book was republished in 1881 by Gay and Doucé, annotated by François-Louis Jamet.
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