The Classic Deities in Bacon: A Study in Mythological Symbolism

according alchemists allegory ancient appears atom authority Bacon beauty become believe Boccaccio body called cause classical closely Comes course desire discussing divine doctrine doubtless earth essay explains expression fable fact familiar fire follows force gives gods gold Greek hand heaven human idea influence interpretation Italy Jupiter kind kings knowledge learning least less light matter means metals mind myth mythology names Natalis Comes nature once opinion original Orpheus passage passed perhaps person philosophers Plato poets possible presently princes principle probably produced Prometheus question quoted reason reference regard Renaissance represented says seems seen sense Servius soul speak spirit stand stone suggested symbolism tells theory things thought tion true turn understand universe VIII whole wisdom XIII