Sphinx

Magnalia Naturae

Sylva Sylvarum imagination

Rossi represents the transition from magic toscience

Weeks Using science to achieve the goals ofscience

Henry Bacon is very influenced by Magic

Persian Magic Magic = Natural Philosophy."Persian Magic is sublime wisdom" DeAugmentis

Cosmogony

Nature Free & Nature Bound

Torture of Nature Debate/ Feminisation ofNature

Sphinx, Acteon, Orpheus,

The Character of Julius and Augustus

A brief discourse on the happy union ofEngland and Scotland

Controlling the imaginations of men

Letter to EofS

Pesic Bacon always considers Politics ineverything he does

White the philosopher should be the head ofthe country

New Atlantis

Curiosity

Experimentation

Alchemists Suck

Valerius Terminus

The Sphinx, Prometheus

Sirens, Dionysus, Atalanta, Daedalus,

Patience

Studer Danger of scientific advancement

Minkov + White Science for the good ofmankind

Proserpina, Deucalion, Orpheus

Magnalia Naturae

History of Life and Death

Rees and Gaukroger Not immortality

Paterson Immortality through fame instead

Giglioni, Weeks, Smith Yes for immortality

Perseus, Diomedes

Advertisement touching upon a Holy War

De Augmentis

Patrick no proof that Bacon wanted a holywar, just wanted funding

Lampert, Lerner, White, Weinburger Baconwanted a holy war against Christianity

Lemmi Bacon wanted a Holy War against theTurks

Diomedes, Dionysus, Sirens, Pentheus, Orpheus,Prometheus

Providence

Separation of Religion and Science

Bacon an Atheist Barbour, De Maistre,Lampert

Warhaft, Rossi, Briggs Bacon totally religious

Minkov, Weeks, Innes Civil Religion

De Augmentis censored in Italy by the Church