Inquisitions touching the compounding of metals 240

Questions touching minerals, with Dr. Meverel's

solutions

Of the compounding, incorporating, or union of

metals or minerals

Compound metals now in use

Of the separation of metals and minerals

Of the variation of metals into several shapes,

bodies, or natures

Of the restitution of metals and minerals

Inquisition concerning the versions, transmu-

tations, multiplications, and affections of

bodies

. A speech concerning the recovering of drowned

mineral works

Experiments about weight in air and water

Certain sudden thoughts of the lord Bacon, set

down by him under the title of Experiments

for Profit

Experiments about the commixture of liquors

only, not solids, without heat or agitation, but

only by simple composition and settling

A catalogue of bodies, attractive and not attrac-

tive, together with experimental observations

about attraction

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WORKS MORAL.

242 A Fragment of the Colours of Good and Evil

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244

ESSAYS OR COUNSELS CIVIL AND MORAL.

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MEDICAL REMAINS.

Grains of youth

250 21. Of delays

Preserving ointments

250 22. Of cunning

250 23. Of wisdom for a man's self

250 24. Of innovations

The preparing of saffron

280

Wine against adverse melancholy, preserving

the senses and the reason

Breakfast preservative against the gout and

The preparation of garlick

The artificial preparation of damask roses for

smell.

A restorative drink

Against the waste of the body, by heat

Methusalem water: Against all asperity and

torrefaction of inward parts, and all adustion

250

29. Of the true greatness of kingdoms and

250

estates

284

30. Of regimen of health

287

287

250 32. Of discourse

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296 Certain observations upon a libel, entitled, "A

Declaration of the true Causes of the great

Troubles presupposed to be intended against

the Realm of England"

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306

A true report of the detestable treason, intended

by Dr. Roderigo Lopez, a physician attend-

ing upon the person of the queen's Majesty

The proceedings of the earl of Essex

A declaration of the practices and treasons at-

tempted and committed by Robert earl of Es-

sex, and his complices, against her Majesty

and her kingdoms; and of the proceedings as

well at the arraignment of the said late earl

and his adherents, as after, together with the

very confessions, and other parts of the evi-

dences themselves, word for word, taken out

of the originals

The apology of Sir Francis Bacon, in certain

imputations concerning the late earl of Es-

sex

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