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Concordance & Cross-References
Primary Correspondences & Figures
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Mediate Correspondences
Sympathetic Chains & Distant Affinities
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Bacon is believed to have been a master of the Freemasons, and his symbols are used in Masonic symbolism
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Bacon's methodological approach was influenced by Aristotle's emphasis on empirical observation
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Both men emphasized the role of reason and the empirical method in their respective philosophical approaches
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Francis Bacon was a member of the Fraternity of R.C. And disseminated their arcana
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Theories suggest that Shakespeare and Francis Bacon could be the same person
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Both men tried to reconcile philosophical and empirical approaches to understanding the world, though in opposite directions
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Hobbes followed Bacon in the move toward empirical science and away from the scholastic tradition
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Suggested Bacon's involvement in this masonic lineage
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The title page's 157 letters, noting "ON" from London, form a cryptic signature of Francis Bacon, per Woodward's research
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Both men worked to clarify and extend philosophical ideas but in fundamentally different ways