In a work by this man, unappealing objects like chamber pots are made of gold in order to foster dislike for gold.
In one work, this man urges "be a teacher" to a man to whom he gives a silver cup, and who expresses admiration for Machiavelli. When asked to sign a certain document "for fellowship", this man asks if his addressee will in return join him in hell "for fellowship" when he is damned there. A speech by this man declares that he would give the Devil the benefit of law. This man is condemned by Richard (*) Rich's perjury in a play in which his manservant, his executioner, and the foreman of the jury that sentences him are played by a character called The Common Man. In a work by this man, unappealing objects like chamber pots are made of gold in order to foster dislike for gold. That work by this man tells of Raphael Hythloday's travels to the title idyllic island, whose name means "no land". For 10 points, name this protagonist of Robert Bolt's A Man for All Seasons, the real-life author of Utopia.
In one work, this man urges "be a teacher" to a man to whom he gives a silver cup, and who expresses admiration for Machiavelli.
Sir Thomas More