Comte De St.-germain→Person
The Comte de St.-Germain was associated with Francis Bacon's vision of the "New Atlantis"
New Atlas
NEW ATLAS is a work attributed to Bacon, likely representing his ideas and discoveries. This piece, possibly a compilation or a conceptual work, encapsulates Bacon's intellectual output and innovative thoughts, showcasing his vision and contributions in a cohesive form.
Concordance & Cross-References
Primary Correspondences & Figures
New WorldGeography
The secret societies intended to establish a new nation in the New World, based on the "New Atlantis" vision
Hog[2]→Substance
New Atlas, Bacon's work, features symbols like the hog
Thereseus Of HellasConcept
Thereseus is a character in the New Atlas, representing Bacon in the work
Mediate Correspondences
Sympathetic Chains & Distant Affinities
I. New Atlas & Comte De St.-germain
The Comte de St.-Germain was associated with Francis Bacon's vision of the "New Atlantis"
II. Comte De St.-germain & Mysteries
Comte de St.-Germain, a philosopher, represented the Ancient Wisdom in his teachings and beliefs
I. New Atlas & Comte De St.-germain
The Comte de St.-Germain was associated with Francis Bacon's vision of the "New Atlantis"
II. Comte De St.-germain & Professor
The mysterious "Professor" was the same person as Comte de St.-Germain
I. New Atlas & Comte De St.-germain
The Comte de St.-Germain was associated with Francis Bacon's vision of the "New Atlantis"
II. Comte De St.-germain & Rosicrucianism
Comte de St.-Germain was involved in Rosicrucian political aspirations
I. New Atlas & Hog[2]
New Atlas, Bacon's work, features symbols like the hog
II. Hog[2] & Rosicrucian
Hog is a Rosicrucian symbol, representing the Rosicrucian ideals
I. New Atlas & Comte De St.-germain
The Comte de St.-Germain was associated with Francis Bacon's vision of the "New Atlantis"
II. Comte De St.-germain & Sir Francis Bacon
Both were known to be emissaries of the Secret Brotherhood
I. New Atlas & Comte De St.-germain
The Comte de St.-Germain was associated with Francis Bacon's vision of the "New Atlantis"
II. Comte De St.-germain & Cagliostro
Cagliostro's mystic teachings and ability might have influenced the Comte de St-Germain, given their similar enigmatic qualities
I. New Atlas & Comte De St.-germain
The Comte de St.-Germain was associated with Francis Bacon's vision of the "New Atlantis"
II. Comte De St.-germain & St-germainesque
The term st-germaineque is a play on Cagliostro's title, reflecting his similar enigmatic qualities The Comte de St-Germain, a st-germaineque figure, was associated with nomadic artifices, as suggested by his reputation for supernatural abilities The term st-germaineque is closely associated with the Comte de St-Germain, highlighting his enigmatic and legendary status
I. New Atlas & Comte De St.-germain
The Comte de St.-Germain was associated with Francis Bacon's vision of the "New Atlantis"
II. Comte De St.-germain & Marie Antoinette
The Comte de St-Germain was associated with Marie Antoinette, a st-germaineque figure
I. New Atlas & Comte De St.-germain
The Comte de St.-Germain was associated with Francis Bacon's vision of the "New Atlantis"
II. Comte De St.-germain & Louis XVI
The Comte de St-Germain was associated with Louis XVI, another st-germaineque figure Louis XVI, as a st-germaineque figure, was associated with the Comte de St-Germain and contributed to the enigmatic and mystical nature of the era
I. New Atlas & Hog[2]
New Atlas, Bacon's work, features symbols like the hog
II. Hog[2] & Baconian Signature
The Hog and the number 17 are closely bound within Rosicrucian symbolism, particularly in contexts associated with Francis Bacon. In Baconian theory and symbolism, the Hog is utilized as a symbol to represent Francis Bacon's name and his substantial body of work. Baconians have employed this symbol, known as the "Baconian signature," in various ciphers and covert communications to conceal or allude to Bacon's authorship of works traditionally attributed to other authors. These signatures include depictions of a hog, often intertwined with numerology involving the number 17, which serves as a cipher for Bacon's name or other related symbols. Through these symbolic representations, Baconians aim to underscore Bacon's intellectual and literary contributions, often in a manner that remains encrypted or hidden from broader scrutiny. The Baconian signature and the hog are interconnected through Rosicrucian symbolism, establishing a link between these figures and symbols. Both are part of a broader symbolic system that reflects deeper meanings and associations. The Baconian signature, named after the English philosopher Francis Bacon, is a form of coded message or symbolic representation. This signature is directly related to various symbols, including the hog, which serves as a Rosicrucian emblem. In this context, the hog symbolizes concepts and ideas associated with the Rosicrucian movement, possibly representing themes of transformation, wisdom, or the synthesis of knowledge. Through these interconnected symbols, the Baconian signature is revealed to encompass a rich body of meaning rooted in Rosicrucian symbolism, suggesting a deeper connection between Bacon's ideas and the mystical and philosophical beliefs of the Rosicrucian order.