Grice e Zuccolo

 

Lodovico Zuccolo's works such as 

Belluzzi and Evandria describe ideal cities, but they don't involve the invention or sampling of a new, fictional language. 

It is actually Sir Thomas More's Utopia that is known for featuring a fictional language. 

Here's a key point regarding Zuccolo's work and languages:

• Zuccolo's Utopia and Language: Zuccolo's works are noteworthy for their detailed descriptions of ideal societies and their critiques of existing ones, employing a blend of literary genres including city panegyric and classical analyses of the ideal state. However, they do not include the creation of a new, invented language like the one found in More's Utopia. 

If you are interested in samples of utopian language, focus on materials related to Sir Thomas More's Utopia, as it is the classic work known for featuring a constructed language.