Persian Letters
1721 · 341 pages
Two Persian travelers in Paris write home about a king who conjures money from paper and a pope who makes bread into flesh. In Isfahan, the harem one of them left is collapsing.
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If triangles were to make to themselves gods, they would give them three sides.
Persian Letters · 1721