Introduction
Chronology
Note on the Text
An Advertisement touching the Controversies of the Church of England
Letter to Lord Burghley
Of Tribute; or, giving that which is due
A Device for the Gray's Inn Revelr>Of Love and Self-Love
Advice to the Earl of Rutland on his travelr>Essays (1 597), Religious Meditations, Of the Colours of Good and Evil
Advice to Fulke Greville on his studier>A Confession of Faith
Two Prayerr>A Letter and Discourse to Sir Henry Savile touching helps for the intellectual powerr>The Advancement of Learning
Essays ( 1612)
The Charge touching duelr>The Charge against Somerset for poisoning Overbury
Letter to King James I, March 1621
Letter to Lancelot Andrewes, Bishop of Winchester, 1621
Poems and Psalmr>The ys or Counsels, Civil and Moral (1625)
1.Of Truth
2.Of Death
3.Of Unity in Religion
4.Of Revenge
5.Of Adversity
6.Of Simulation and Dissimulation
7.Of Parents and Children
8.Of Marriage and Single Life
9.Of Envy
10.Of Love
11.Of Great Place
12.Of Boldner> 13.Of Goodness and Goodness of Nature
14.Of Nobility
15.Of Seditions and Troubler> 16.Of Atheir> 17.Of Superstition
18.Of Travel
19.Of Empire
20.Of Counsel
21.Of Delayr> 22.Of Cunning
23.Of Wisdom for a Man's Self
24.Of Innovationr> 25.Of Dispatch
26.Of Seeming Wir> 27.Of Friendship
28.Of Expenr> 29.Of the True Greatness of Kingdoms and Estater> 30.Of Regiment of Health
31.Of Suspicion
32.Of Discourr> 33.Of Plantationr> 34.Of Richer> 35.Of Prophecier> 36.Of Ambition
37.Of Masques and Triumphr> 38.Of Nature in Men
39.Of Custom and Education
40.Of Fortune
41.Of Usury
42.Of Youth and Age
43.Of Beauty
44-Of Deformity
45.Of Building
46.Of Gardenr> 47.Of Negotiating
48.Of Followers and Friendr> 49.Of Suitorr> 50.Of Studier> 51.Of Faction
52.Of Ceremonies and Respectr> 53 .Of Prair> 54.Of Vain-Glory
55.Of Honour and Reputation
56.Of Judicature
57.Of Anger
58.Of Vicissitude of Thingr> 59.A Fragment of an Essay on Fame
New Atlantir>Abbreviationr>Noter>Further Reading
Index
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