The majority of one population described in this work believes in an omnipotent god called Mithras.This work describes the legal system of a Persian people called the Polylerites and details another societywhere households are administrated by Stywards, Bencheaters, and Mayors. At one point in this work, afool angers a friar by suggesting that all beggars be turned into monks and nuns at the table of CardinalMorton. One location in this work has the capital Amaurot and tolerates all religions except for atheism.This work is framed as two letter
The majority of one population described in this work believes in an omnipotent god called Mithras.This work describes the legal system of a Persian people called the Polylerites and details another societywhere households are administrated by Stywards, Bencheaters, and Mayors. At one point in this work, afool angers a friar by suggesting that all beggars be turned into monks and nuns at the table of CardinalMorton. One location in this work has the capital Amaurot and tolerates all religions except for atheism.This work is framed as two letters from its author to Peter Giles describing the travels of RaphaelHythloday, who discovers the title island. For 10 points, name this work by Thomas More, whichostensibly describes an ideal society.
The majority of one population described in this work believes in an omnipotent god called Mithras.
Utopia