A Translation of the New Philadelphia

A trip with Dante, Bosch, Blake and Ovid to search the interior first Adam. Philadelphia as a metaphor of Jerusalem or any civilization at the crossroad of "translation," "Higher" and "lower mind," identity and anonymity, name or no name amid a new state of utopian technologies and governance, in a language mixed of philosophical mishaps, like the scroll Jeremiah threw into the Euphrates, when the ships pull in the presidential Centaurs and Rhinoceroses give a Welcome to Philadelphia.