This text translates "philosophy" to "gymnosophaon" as part of a fictitious language created by its author, and one narrator in this work is introduced to a capital city of Amaurot and talks to Jerome Busleiden and Peter Gill
This text translates "philosophy" to "gymnosophaon" as part of a fictitious language created by its author, and one narrator in this work is introduced to a capital city of Amaurot and talks to Jerome Busleiden and Peter Gilles, two of the author's closest friends, in Antwerp. The protagonist meets (*) Raphael Hythloday and describes a locale found off the coast of South America that is distinguishable by its crescent-shaped outline. Written before its author was sent to the Tower of London to be beheaded, this is, for 10 points, which work about "nowhere" by Sir Thomas More.
This text translates "philosophy" to "gymnosophaon" as part of a fictitious language created by its author, and one narrator in this work is introduced to a capital city of Amaurot and talks to Jerome Busleiden and Peter Gilles, two of the author's closest friends, in Antwerp.