The works of Francis Bacon, Volume 1

1803

OF	ix

PHILOSOPHICAL WORKS	1

The Objections of Divines ibid	11

Objections drawn from the Fortune Manners or Stu	18

The Diseases of Learning	35

BOOK II	68

The Distribution of Knowledge into particular Sciences	76

Natural History is of three sorts 1 The History	77

Of loudness and softness of sounds	314

Of exterior and interior sounds	321

Of the passage in interception of sounds	328

Of imitation of sounds	335

Of reflection of sounds	341

Of hindering or helping of hearing	347

Of motions by imitation ibid	353

Of making gold 361	361

History also divided into Annals and Journals	85

POETRY divided into 1 Narrative 2 Dramatical	91

Natural Philosophy divided into Speculative and Prac	98

Mathematics divided into 1 Pure 2 Mixed	108

Human Philosophy has two Parts human and civil	115

The Doctrine of the Human Soul divided into 1	127

Good divided into simple and compound private Good	170

The Cultivation of the Mind regards 1 Different Dis	177

Practical Philosophy or natural Prudence divided into	223

SYLVA SYLVARUM OR A NATURAL HISTORY	239

CENTURY I	245

Of the appetite of continuation in liquids	253

Of the secret nature of flame	259

Of meats and drinks most nourishing	266

Of medicines applied in order	272

Of diets ibid	280

Of preying of air upon water	286

Of impossibility of annihilation	293

Of the nullity and entity of sounds	299

Of magnitude exility and damps of sounds	308

Title	The works of Francis Bacon, Volume 1 The works of Francis Bacon, Francis Bacon (visct. St. Albans.)
Author	Francis Bacon (visct. St. Albans.)
Published	1803
Original from	Oxford University
Digitized	26 Feb 2009

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Of the several natures of gold	367

Of acceleration of growth and stature ibid	373

Of subterrany fires 376 ibid	381

Of the goodness and choice of waters	387

Of accelerating or hastening forward germination 591	395

Of compound fruits and flowers	410

Of making herbs and fruits medicinable	417

Of the degenerating of plants and of their transmuta	424

Of producing perfect plants without seed	435

Of several figures of plants	442

CENTURY VII	449

Of the healing of wounds	472

Of Venus ibid	478

Of leaping	484

Of sweat ibid	490

Of the hurt or help of wine taken moderately	496

Of the use of bathing and anointing ibid	502

Of species visible 509	509

Of titillation	511

Of gathering of wind for freshness ibid	517