Hydriotaphia (Urn Burial); The Garden of Cyrus; Letter To A Friend

Set in the 17th century, the narrative explores the life of Thomas Browne, a London merchant's son who became a notable physician and writer in Norwich. His intricate and humane writing style is rich with Classical and Biblical allusions, showcasing his intellectual curiosity across various subjects. Browne is renowned for coining over 700 words, including 'electricity' and 'computer,' cementing his legacy as one of Britain's most original literary figures, admired by prominent writers like Dr. Johnson and Coleridge.