The Physical and Metaphysical Works of Lord Bacon

according action ancient appear applied Aristotle assistance authority axioms Bacon become better bodies called causes civil collected common consider continued course desire direct discovered discovery divine Division doctrine earth effects error example excellent experience fall follow force former fortune give greater hand heat Hence honour human imagination increase inquiry instances invention judge judgment kind knowledge labour laws learning less light logic manner matter means method mind moral motion nature objects observed opinion particular perfect persons philosophy physics practice present principles proceed produced reason received regard relation respect rest rule sciences seems sense separate sometimes soul species spirit substance term things tion treated true truth turn understanding universal virtue whence whilst whole writing