The people of the titular place have a festival for the first and last day of every month, which they call the Cynemernes and the Trapemernes.  
The people of the titular place have a festival for the first and last day of every month, which they call the Cynemernes and the Trapemernes.  At those festivals, they worship God under the name of Mithras.  At the beginning of book 2, we learn that the titular place was originally called Abraxa, though its current name derives from the conqueror who civilized it and separated it from the mainland by having a 15-mile-long channel dug.  All these facts are disclosed by a person who encountered the ambassadors of the Anemolians while staying in the city Amaurot.  The narrator is introduced to that Portuguese traveller, Raphael Hythloday, by his friend Peter Giles while visiting Belgium on a diplomatic mission for Henry VIII.  FTP, name this book about an imaginary island which was written by Sir Thomas More.
The people of the titular place have a festival for the first and last day of every month, which they call the Cynemernes and the Trapemernes.  
Utopia