The Works of Francis Bacon ...

according action afford animals appears appetite assistance attract axioms bodies cause certain cold collected colour common consent considerable considered contained continuance direct discovered discovery distance doctrine earth easily effects endeavours enquiry example experiments farther fire flame follow former give glass greater head heat helps hence History human improve induction instances iron kind knowledge lead less light likewise magnetic manner mathematical matter means measure method mind motion move nature nature sought numerous object observed operate particular perfect performed philosophy practice present principally proceed procured produced proper prove quantity raise reason received regard remain rest sciences seems sense separation shew simple solid species spirit suppose Sylva Sylvarum tables thereof things tion true ture understanding universe vessel virtue whence wherein whole wood