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Utopia
Utopia: Brief Introduction
Utopia, Ralph Robinson translation, 1551
CONTENTS
Dedication
The First Book of the Communication of Raphael Hythloday, Concerning the Best State of a Commonwealth
The Second Book of the Communication of Raphael Hythloday, concerning the best state of a commonwealth, containing the description of Utopia, with a large declaration of the Godly government, and of all the good laws and orders of the same Island.
Of the Cities, and namely of Amaurote
Of the Magistrates
Of Sciences, Crafts, and Occupation
Of their living and mutual conversation together
Of their journeying or travelling abroad, with divers other matters cunningly reasoned, and wittily discussed
Of Bondmen, Sick Persons, Wedlock, and divers other matters
Of Warfare
Of the Religions in Utopia
Utopia, Gilbert Burnet translation, 1901
CONTENTS
INTRODUCTION
THE PREFACE
THE AUTHOR'S EPISTLE TO PETER GILES
DISCOURSES OF RAPHAEL HYTHLODAY, OF THE BEST STATE OF A COMMONWEALTH
OF THEIR TOWNS, PARTICULARLY OF AMAUROT
OF THEIR MAGISTRATES
OF THEIR TRADES, AND MANNER OF LIFE
OF THEIR TRAFFIC
OF THE TRAVELLING OF THE UTOPIANS
OF THEIR SLAVES, AND OF THEIR MARRIAGES
OF THEIR MILITARY DISCIPLINE
OF THE RELIGIONS OF THE UTOPIANS
Utopia, Latin text, Leuven edition 1516
CONTENTS
Carmen
Praefatio, 1516
Liber I
Homo peregrinans Raphael Hythlodaeus
Peregrinationes Raphaelis
Colloquium apud Cardinalem Ioannem Mortonum
Colloquium de optimo statu reipublicae
Liber II
De Utopiensium insula
De urbibus, ac nominatim de Amauroto
De magistratibus
De artificiis
De commerciis mutuis
De peregrinatione Utopiensium
De aequatione ubertatis
De educatione et artibus
De seruis
De legibus Utopiensium
De re militari
De religionibus Utopiensium
Laus reipublicae Utopiensis
Epilogus
Other Works
A Dialogue Concerning Heresies
CONTENTS
BOOK I.
INTRODUCTORY
THE FIRST CHAPTER
THE SECOND CHAPTER
THE THIRD CHAPTER
THE FOURTH CHAPTER
THE FIFTH CHAPTER
THE SIXTH CHAPTER
THE SEVENTH CHAPTER
THE EIGHTH CHAPTER
THE NINTH CHAPTER
THE TENTH CHAPTER
THE ELEVENTH CHAPTER
THE TWELFTH CHAPTER
THE THIRTEENTH CHAPTER
THE FOURTEENTH CHAPTER
THE FIFTEENTH CHAPTER
THE SIXTEENTH CHAPTER
THE SEVENTEENTH CHAPTER
THE EIGHTEENTH CHAPTER
THE NINETEENTH CHAPTER
THE TWENTIETH CHAPTER
THE TWENTY-FIRST CHAPTER
THE TWENTY-SECOND CHAPTER
THE TWENTY-THIRD CHAPTER
THE TWENTY-FOURTH CHAPTER
THE TWENTY-FIFTH CHAPTER
THE TWENTY-SIXTH CHAPTER
THE TWENTY-SEVENTH CHAPTER
THE TWENTY-EIGHTH CHAPTER
THE TWENTY-NINTH CHAPTER
THE THIRTIETH CHAPTER
THE THIRTY-FIRST CHAPTER
BOOK II.
THE FIRST CHAPTER
THE SECOND CHAPTER
THE THIRD CHAPTER
THE FOURTH CHAPTER
THE FIFTH CHAPTER
THE SIXTH CHAPTER
THE SEVENTH CHAPTER
THE EIGHTH CHAPTER
THE NINTH CHAPTER
THE TENTH CHAPTER
THE ELEVENTH CHAPTER
THE TWELFTH CHAPTER
BOOK III.
THE FIRST CHAPTER
THE SECOND CHAPTER
THE THIRD CHAPTER
THE FOURTH CHAPTER
THE FIFTH CHAPTER
THE SIXTH CHAPTER
THE SEVENTH CHAPTER
THE EIGHTH CHAPTER
THE NINTH CHAPTER
THE TENTH CHAPTER
THE ELEVENTH CHAPTER
THE TWELFTH CHAPTER
THE THIRTEENTH CHAPTER
THE FOURTEENTH CHAPTER
THE FIFTEENTH CHAPTER
THE SIXTEENTH CHAPTER
BOOK IV.
THE FIRST CHAPTER
THE SECOND CHAPTER
THE THIRD CHAPTER
THE FOURTH CHAPTER
THE FIFTH CHAPTER
THE SIXTH CHAPTER
THE SEVENTH CHAPTER
THE EIGHTH CHAPTER
THE TENTH CHAPTER
THE TWELFTH CHAPTER
THE THIRTEENTH CHAPTER
THE FOURTEENTH CHAPTER
THE FIFTEENTH CHAPTER
THE SIXTEENTH CHAPTER
THE SEVENTEENTH CHAPTER
THE EIGHTEENTH CHAPTER
The History of King Richard III
The Four Last Things
CONTENTS
PART I. THE REMEMBRANCE OF DEATH
PART II. OF PRIDE AND ENVV
PART III. OF COVETOUSNESS, GLUTTONY, AND SLOTH
A Dialogue of Comfort against Tribulation
CONTENTS
BOOK ONE
BOOK TWO
BOOK THREE
Instructions and Prayers
CONTENTS
A GODLY INSTRUCTION
PRAYERS FROM THOMAS MORE’S ‘A TREATISE ON THE PASSION’
THOMAS MORE’S LAST PRAYER
MORE’S PSALM ON DETACHMENT
De Tristitia Christi
CONTENTS
THE PRINTER TO THE GENTLE READER
PART I.
PART II.
PART III.
PART IV.
PART V.
The Life of Pico della Mirandola by Gianfrancesco Pico della Mirandola
CONTENTS
DEDICATION
THE LIFE OF GIOVANNI PICO, EARL OF MIRANDOLA.
THREE LETTERS WRITTEN BY PICO DELLA MIRANDOLA
THE INTERPRETATION OF GIOVANNI PICO UPON THIS PSALM CONSERVA ME DOMINE
PICO’S TWELVE RULES
PICO’S TWELVE WEAPONS OF SPIRITUAL BATTLE
PICO’S TWELVE PROPERTIES OR CONDITIONS OF A LOVER
A PRAYER OF PICO MIRANDOLA UNTO GOD.
The Poems
Latin Poems
CONTENTS
T. MORI. IN AVARUM.
T. MORI.
T. MORI.
T. MORI DE LUXU IMMODICO.
T. MORI.
T . MORI DE CONTEMPTU FORTUNAE.
T. MORI.
T. MORI DE LUXU ET LIBIDINE.
T. MORI, DE FICTO AMICO.
T. MORI. DE MILITE SPARTANO.
T. MORI. IN CLAVDUM ET STUPIDUM.
T. MORI THEOPHRASTI APUD
T. MORI, CARMINE IAMBICO TRIMETRO.
T. MORI, IN DUOS FRATRES, UNO
T. MORI. DE IOVE MUTATO.
T. MORI IN SAPPHO.
T. MORI.
EIUSDEM.
T. MORI.
T. MORI, IN STATUAM NEOPTOLEMI.
FINIS PROGYMNASMATON THOMAE MORI,
IN SUSCEPTI DIADEMATIS DIEM HENRICI
EIUSDEM, IN SUBITUM IMBREM, QUI IN
EIUSDEM AD REGEM.
EIUSDEM AD REGEM DE SPECI’ACULIS
EIUSDEM DE UTRAQUE ROSA IN
IN RHETOREM INDOCTUM.
IN SUSPICIONEM
IN RHETOREM INFANTEM SCITE PICTUM
IN CAECUM ET CLAUDUM MENDICOS.
ALITER.
ALITER.
ALITER
IDEM FUSIUS.
IDEM ALITER.
ALITER
PINUS NAUTICA LOQUITUR
IDEM ALITER.
IN NAVIM EXUSTAM.
CUNICULA LOQUI’I’UR QUAE ELAPSA
INNOCENTIAM OBNOXIAM ESSE INIURIAE
IN EFFLATUM VENTRIS
DE MORTIS AEQUALITATE
IN SORDIDUM
VENATUS ARANEAE.
IN CYNICUM STULTE ABSTINENTEM
E GRAECO.
IN SERVUM MORTUUM
IN ANCILLAM MORTUAM.
IN PISCATOREM ADAMATUM
IN REPENTE FELICEM E MISERO
IN MEDIOCRITATEM
NIHIL PRODESSE TORQUERI METU MALI VENTURI
MONOSTICHUM E GRAECO IN LAUDEM
IN RIDICULUM IUDICIUM
AD LUCERNAM NOCTURNAM.
LAIS ANUS AD SPECULUM
IN MORTIS DIEM OMNIBUS INCERTUM.
ALIUD.
IN APUM INDUSTRIAM
IN ANUM FUCIS FRUSTRA UTENTEM.
IN HOMINIS NATIVITATEM
DE ASTROLOGO RIDICULO.
ALIUD IN ASTROLOGUM UXORIS
IN EUNDEM IAMBICUM.
ALIUD IN EUNDEM.
ALIUD IN ASTROLOGUM EUNDEM.
ALIUD IN ASTROLOGUM.
DE FORMA DILEMMA
DE ASTROLOGO DE QUO SUPRA.
PARAENESIS AD VIRTUTEM VERAM.
AD CONTEMPTUM HUIUS VITAE.
MORTEM NON ESSE METUENDAM
IN EPISCOPUM QUENDAM SORDIDUM
DE VICISSITUDINE FORTUNAE
VITA BREVIS.
PATIENTIA.
VITA IPSA CURSUS AD MORTEM EST.
DIVES AVARUS PAUPER EST SIBI
DILEMMA EPICURI.
CONTRA
DE MORTE.
SOLA MORS TYRANNICIDA EST.
CARMEN VERSUM
IN AMICAM FOEDIFRAGAM IOCOSUM,
DE CUNICULO BIS CAPTO.
IN VIRGINEM MORIBUS
IN UXORES.
IN EASDEM.
IN IMAGINEM DISSIMILEM.
IN EANDEM.
CHORIAMBICUM DE VITA SUAVI.
IN MEDICUM IMPOSTOREM, QUI
IN FUCATAM
IN IMAGINEM MALE REDDITAM.
IN IMAGINEM BENE REDDITAM.
IN EANDEM.
IN ANGLUM GALLICAE LINGUAE
IN NICOLAUM MALUM MEDICUM.
IN IMAGINEM ELEGANTEM,
IN IMAGINEM DISSIMILEM.
IN PARCUM MORIENTEM.
IN GRAMMATICUM PUTIDUM.
IN PROGNOSTEN RIDICULUM.
IN VEHEMENTER NASUTUM.
IN POETAM FURIOSUM
IN PERPUSILLUM
E GRAECO.
IN FATUUM
DE SOMNO
ALIUD.
QUID INTER TYRANNUM ET PRINCIPEM.
SOLLICITAM ESSE TYRANNI VITAM
BONUM PRINCIPEM ESSE PATREM
DE BONO REGE ET POPULO.
BONA NON COGNOSCI NISI
TYRANNUM IN SOMNO NIHIL
DE PRINCIPE BONO ET MALO.
IN RAPTOREM ET PATRONUM.
IN FUREM ET PATRONUM.
IN ASTROLOGUM QUI FACTUM PRAEDIXIT
IN HUIUS VITAE VANITATEM.
REGEM NON SATELLITIUM SED
POPULUS CONSENTIENS REGNUM
IN PERPUSILLUM
IN AMOREM CASTUM ET INCESTUM
IN URBEM ROMAM
DE MEDIOCRITATE
IN VEHEMENTER INFELICEM
IN PYTHAGORAE ECHEMYTHIAM
RIDICULUM IN GELLIAM.
IN PALLADEM VENEREMQUE
VITAM HOMINIS ESSE NIHIL.
IN PUGIONEM EBETEM EBETIS
DE GLORIA ET POPULI IUDICIO.
RIDICULUM IN MINISTRUM.
DE CANE VENANTE.
CANIS IN PRAESEPI.
IN ORESTEM PARANTEM OCCIDERE MATREM.
QUOD PAUCIS ORANDUS DEUS.
IN DIGAMOS.
DE SOMNO AEQUANTE PAUPEREM
IN DEFORMEM ET IMPROBUM,
IN CAPPADOCEM VIRULENTUM
IN STATUAM FERREAM,
VERSUS IAMBICI DIMETRI BRACHYCATALECTICI
RIDICULUM IN MINACEM.
DE MEDIOCRITATE
HECTOR MORIENS.
IN STULTUM POETAM.
IN QUENDAM QUI SCRIPSERAT HYMNOS
IN STRATOPHONTA PUGILEM IGNAVUM
IN PUGILEM IGNAVUM
IN PARASITUM
IN BIBONEM
IN BIBONEM
IN MULIEREM FOEDAM
IN FOEDAM
IN FOEDAM
IN BARBA TANTUM PHILOSOPHUM.
DE LICENTIA.
EPITAPHIUM ABYNGDONII CANTORIS.
ALTERUM DE EODEM.
IN IANUM HEREDEM ABYNGDONII.
AD AULICUM.
IN TYNDALUM DEBITOREM.
IN MENDICUM GERENTEM
IN UXOREM IMPUDICAM.
IN PERPUSILLUM
DE PUELLA QUAE RAPTUM FINXIT.
IN CHRYSALUM.
IN ASTROLOGUM.
IN CRUCE DIGNUM
EPITAPHIUM
E GRAECO.
E GRAECO.
AD QUENDAM CUI UXOR MALA DOMI.
DE NAUTIS EICIENTIBUS MONACHUM
AD CANDIDUM, PAROCHUM
E GRAECO.
IN POSTHUMUM EPISCOPUM.
DE BOLLANO.
DE VULPE AEGROTA ET
DE LEONE ET LYSIMACHO.
IN FABIANUM ASTROLOGUM.
IN REGEM SCOTIAE, QUI ARCEM NORHAMAM
EPITAPHIUM IACOBI REGIS SCOTORUM.
IN MALUM PICTOREM.
IN EUNDEM.
DE TYNDARO.
IN BRIXIUM GERMANUM FALSA SCRIBENTEM
IN EUNDEM DE EODEM HERVEO ET
VERSUS EXCERPTI E CHORDIGERA
POSTEA DE EADEM CHORDIGERA.
EPIGRAMMA MORI ALLUDENS AD
ALIUD DE EODEM.
HIC PRIMUS VERSUS BRIXII EST, QUO
IN EUNDEM VERSUS POETARUM
ALLUSIO AD CENOTAPHIUM HERVEI.
PHOEBUS BRIXIUM ALLOQUITUR.
AD SABINUM, CUI UXOR
AD CANDIDUM LAUDANTEM SANCTOS
QUIS OPTIMUS REIPUB. STATUS.
DE FUSCO POTORE.
AD AMICUM.
DE REGE ET RUSTICO.
IN EPISCOPUM ILLITERATUM, DE QUO
DE SACERDOTE RIDICULE ADMONENTE
DE QUODAM MALE CANTANTE
AD SABINUM.
DE PRINCIPE ET RUSTICO
DE AULICO RIDICULUM.
IN MILITEM FUGACEM, ET ANULATUM.
IN BRIXIUM POETAM.
IN TUSCUM POTOREM.
IN ARNUM PERIURUM
IN EUNDEM.
IN EUNDEM.
DE MARULLO.
IN RISCUM EQUITEM IMBELLEM.
IN GELLIAM.
IN EANDEM.
IN EUPARIPHUM VESTE OPPIGNERATO
IN GAREMANUM VENDITIS
AD SABINUM.
IN NAUFRAGUM MORSUM A VIPERA IN LITORE
DE CHIRURGO ET ANU.
AD QUENDAM.
DE HERODE ET HERODIADE.
AD QUENDAM EBRIOSUM.
IN PICTURAM HERODIANAE MENSAE.
IN EANDEM PICTURAM.
IN VEHEMENTER NASUTUM
IN FUCATUM
IN HISTRIONEM
IN HISTRIONEM
SOBRIOS ESSE DIFFICILIORES
IN ANDREAM IN MARE
DE EODEM.
IN PUELLAM DIVARICATIS
AD GALLUM SUBLEGENTEM
IN SCURRAM PAUPEREM.
DE SOLLICITA POTENTUM VITA.
IN PRIVIGNUM COLLAPSA NOVERCAE
AD QUENDAM POETAM
IN NOVERCAS
IN QUENDAM QUI DICEBAT CARMINIBUS
DE CUPIDITATE REGNANDI.
DE DEDITIONE NERVIAE HENRICO VIII.
DE FABULLA ET ATTALO.
DE FEBRICITANTE ET MEDICO BIBACI.
DE HESPERO CONFITENTE.
DE OCCASIONE DEO.
DE PHYLLIDE ET PRISCO
DE NUMMIS ANTIQUIS APUD HIERONYMUM
AD EUNDEM.
AD BUSLIDIANUM DE AEDIBUS
DE PHILOMENO ET AGNA
MEDICINAE AD TOLLENDOS FETORES
AD LECTOREM DE NOVO TESTAMENTO,
AD REVERENDISSIMUM ETC. THOMAM
ERASMO DATUM.
AD REVERENDISSIMUM ETC. ARCHEPISCOPUM
EPITAPHIUM IN SEPULCHRO IOHANNAE
AD SE GESTIENTEM LAETITIA QUOD
IN PINGUEM QUENDAM PATREM CUI
IN CHELONUM.
DE FELE ET MURE.
GRATULATUR QUOD EAM REPPERI’I’ INCOLUMEM
T. MORUS MARGARETAE ELISABETHAE
EXCUSAT QUOD DUM LOQUERETUR
VERSUS SUMPTI EX ANTIMORO
MORUS.
IN CHORDIGERAM NAVEM ET ANTIMORUM
IN HUNC HENDECASYLLABUM IMMO
MORUS.
IN IDEM.
IN FATUM.
IN IACOBUM REGEM SCOTORUM.
TABELLA LOQUITUR.
IPSE LOQUOR MORUS.
English Poems
CONTENTS
A Mery Gest, How a Sergeaunt Wolde Lerne to be a Frere
Pageant Verses
Chyldhod
Manhod
Venus and Cupyde
Deth
Fame
Tyme
Eternitee
The Poet
A Rueful Lamentation
Lewis the Lost Lover
Davey the Dicer
The Biographies
The Life of Sir Thomas More by William Roper
Thomas More by G. Roger Hudleston
The Delphi Classics Catalogue
Series Contents
Alphabetical List of Titles
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