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  • • Sir Francis Bacon Meets the New Advancement of Learning
      Sir Francis Bacon’s New Advancement of Learning Statement of Purpose: To explore the many facets of Francis Bacon’s life and work via the new digital millennium while entertaining and enlightening you. Within this site you can participate in the monumental contributions that this Renaissance genius advanced from the quality of the English language and scientific […]
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  • • Baconian Evidence for Shakespeare Authorship
      A brief summary of evidence that Francis Bacon was the author of the Plays and Sonnets by the name "William Shakespeare".
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  • • BACONIANA Collection on SirBacon.org
      BACONIANA Collection on SirBacon.org The official journal of the Francis Bacon Society www.FrancisBaconSociety.co.uk   1 Baconiana Index 1886-1999.pdf Flip page version of the Author-Indexhttps://archive.org/details/1baconianaindex18861999 SirBacon.org wishes to acknowledge Dr. John Torbert of the Francis Bacon Society for the tremendous achievement in scanning and digitizing the entire Baconiana Collection. Thank You for a job well done! […]
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  • • Francis Bacon - The Bibliographies
      Francis Bacon – The Bibliographies SirBacon.org The Bibliographies Click here to see Francis’ special message “Some books are to be tasted, others to be swallowed,and some few to be chewed and digested. That is, some books are to be read only in parts; others to be read but not curiously; and some few to be […]
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  • • Francis Bacon’s Portraits from Life
      Francis Bacon’s Portraits from Life Please note that it is a condition of the terms of use of these images that they cannot be duplicated or shared. They are licensed exclusively for use on the SirBacon.org website for the cultural and educational benefit of its patrons. The Gallery Images Collectively, the fourteen images in this […]
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  • • The Manes Verulamiana
      THE MANES VERULAMIANI “Memoriae Honoratissimi Domini,Francisci, Baronis De Verulamio,Vice-comitis Sancti Albani Sacrum.” What first follows is by W.G.C. Gundry, Barrister-at Law. He quotes from a small book, published a few months after the death, in April of 1626, of Francis Bacon, Baron Verulam. Someone called together thirty-two well known scholars, Bacon’s friends and contemporaries. The […]
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  • • A. Phoenix
      A. Phoenix A Collection of Works by A. Phoenix on SirBacon.org A. Phoenix YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCrY7wzlXnZiT1Urwx7jP6fQ/videos A. Phoenix Twitter Feed https://twitter.com/BaconSpeare
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  • • Christina Waldman
      Christina Waldman Christina G. Waldman’s Essays, Reviews, & Commentary on All Things Bacon & Shakespeare For SirBacon.org Essays, “Francis Bacon, Shakespeare, and the “Secrets of Nature”: Violence, Violins, and—One Day—Vindication?” May 21, 2021 (updated version), https://sirbacon.org/waldman/Waldman Violence Violins Vindication final 5-21-21.pdf Preface and chapter one, Francis Bacon’s Hidden Hand in Shakespeare’s ‘The Merchant of Venice’: […]
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  • • The Four Idols of Francis Bacon & The New Instrument of Knowledge
      The Four Idolsof Francis Bacon & The New Instrument ofKnowledge by Manly P. Hall In the Novum Organum (the new instrumentality for the acquisition of knowledge) Francis Bacon classified the intellectual fallacies of his time under four headings which he called idols. He distinguished them as idols of the Tribe, idols of the Cave, idols […]
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  • • Francis Bacon - Links and Related Topics
      Francis Bacon – Links and Related Topics A selection of recommended links on Francis Bacon topics Chronology related to Francis Bacon’s life. Bacon’s personal notebook The Promus is one of the most important pieces of evidence linking Bacon as Shakespeare. Manes Verulamiani (“Shades of Verulam”) consists of 32 eulogies written by his peers honoring Francis […]
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        • • Bacon as Shakespeare - SirBacon.org's B'hive Community
            Discuss the evidence here. There is an abundance in favor of Bacon.
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        • • Bacon's Royal Birth - SirBacon.org's B'hive Community
            Was Francis Bacon born a Tudor Prince to Elizabeth I?
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        • • Bacon and the Scientific Method - SirBacon.org's B'hive Community
            Francis Bacon is known as the father of modern science.
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        • • Bacon and his Philosophy - SirBacon.org's B'hive Community
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        • • Bacon and Sacred Geometry - SirBacon.org's B'hive Community
            Sacred Geometry is a fascinating subject for Baconians and this is a place to share ideas.
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            Did Bacon write Don Quixote? Could be...
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            This is a forum for Baconians, by Baconians, to discuss the vast range of topics about and related to Francis Bacon. This is NOT a public forum to debate Shakespeare Authorship with proponents of candidates besides Francis Bacon as there are other venues for that to take place. Only Members may c...
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        • • Profile Signatures - B'hive Information and Help - SirBacon.org's B'hive Community
            I just enabled "Signatures" for Members who wish to add a little about themselves or link to a website, book, or whatever. If you go into your "Account Settings" you will see a Signature area where you can create it. I created a quick simple one as Light-of-Truth you can see in the Forums and I w...
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        • • Introduction - Yann - B'hive Member Introductions - SirBacon.org's B'hive Community
            Hello ! My name is Yann and I am French. I became interested in Francis Bacon 5 years ago, in an unique way, thanks to Oracle Cards that inspired me a story revolving around John Dee, Lord Bacon and the Rosy-Cross. I let the Oracle be my guide, and while writing and researching for this story, I ...
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        • • New book on Bacon/Shakespeare - Baconian Announcements - SirBacon.org's B'hive Community
            Should be out next week, the ISBN has a "666" in it, I could have done without that but I told them the cover looks good otherwise. They will have an Ebook up soon as well. https://www.amazon.com/dp/1666738409/ref=kwrp_li_std_nodl https://wipfandstock.com/9781666738407/the-precious-gem-of-hidden-...
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        • • The Manes Verulamiani (Shades of Verulam) - Jono Freeman - Francis Bacon's Life - SirBacon.org's B'hive Community
            October 2021 - "Jono Freeman in his latest creative and entertaining video presents 10 of the Verses or Elegies from Bacon’s peers, found within this sacred and vital collection, that are in tribute to Francis Bacon as an Outstanding Poet, Dramatist and the Mask behind Shakespeare." https://sirba...
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        • • To our English Terence : Sir Francis Bacon. - Bacon as Shakespeare - SirBacon.org's B'hive Community
            The Scourge of Folly by John Davies of Hereford (1611) - Source : Folger Shakespeare Library https://shakespearedocumented.folger.edu/file/stc-6341-page-76 https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/ In the Epigram 159 of "The Scourge of Folly", Will Shakespeare is called "our English Terence...
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        • • Bacon, Prince Tudor : the definitive proof. - Bacon's Royal Birth - SirBacon.org's B'hive Community
            One year ago, I made an incredible discovery. Imagine one unknown ciphered text, left by Francis Bacon, that reveals all the truth about 3 births : - the birth of Henry Wriothesley, - the birth of Henry de Vere, - and his own birth. In regard of his birth, Bacon left three essential clues in this...
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        • • Bacon and science - Bacon and the Scientific Method - SirBacon.org's B'hive Community
            Bacon and science The first History of the Royal Society (1667), which records the founding of the world’s oldest scientific body, depicts Bacon as Artium Instaurator, “Restorer of the Arts,” and proclaims Bacon, like Moses, led us forth at last. The barren wilderness he past, Did on the very bor...
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        • • Theology and Science in the Thought of Francis Bacon - Bacon and his Philosophy - SirBacon.org's B'hive Community
            I just discovered this 2008 book by Steven Matthews, wish I'd known of it earlier. It's a bit expensive ($40 for the ebook) but it's excellent. For those who regard Bacon as a prophet and are curious about his theological views, it would be the definitive work, I imagine. https://www.amazon.com/T...
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        • • Bacon: Law and Science - Bacon and the Law - SirBacon.org's B'hive Community
            Christina Waldman asked in another post, "So, what does everyone want to talk about here?" Ok, Bacon was a lawyer and considered by many as the "Father of Modern Science." Bacon's teachings on science are well defined. You do experiments to discover the Truth in science. Go in with "doubts", let ...
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        • • Hidden Skulls, Paintings, John Dee - Bacon and Freemason/Rosicrucian Topics - SirBacon.org's B'hive Community
            For those who may be interested to know about things hidden in paintings here’s the famous picture of John Dee which was found to contain skulls. Also, at the bottom is the picture of Dee (in the shadows) in the pic from Wiki of Shakespeare reciting Hamlet with twins (!) Judith, Hamnet and the re...
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        • • "Stephen Radford" acrostic - 1603? - Baconian Ciphers - SirBacon.org's B'hive Community
            I was poking around this morning and came across the Arundel Manuscripts, a collection of manuscripts collected by The 2nd Earl of Arundel who was a friend of Bacon's. https://sirbacon.org/highgate.htm One of the manuscripts contains a lot of poems by various authors (Sir John Davies, King James ...
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        • • Sacred Geometry Primer - Bacon and Sacred Geometry - SirBacon.org's B'hive Community
            I think it’s important for any Baconian to understand Sacred Geometry, as then it becomes more obvious how shapes were used to reference or encode things. I’m not a great fan of ‘commercialised’ films like this, but this is a neat primer. For example the Masonic Triple Tau encodes the number 720 ...
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        • • First edition Don Quixote with "BACON" acrostic - Bacon and Don Quixote - SirBacon.org's B'hive Community
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        • • The Prima Facie Case for Shakespeare Drafted by legally qualified oxfraudians - William Shakespeare of Stratford, Who was he? - SirBacon.org's B'hive Community
            https://express.adobe.com/page/oeL8Iuo40YZrU/?fbclid=IwAR0AwU-YyWjPUJvVJcKnCJJb202BtIRr_SMiIs9sgpr7dGUPM5mbMcmPUck Anyone want to comment on a Stratfordian case for "evidence?"
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        • • Portraits and Engravings of Francis Bacon - Baconian Art and Media - SirBacon.org's B'hive Community
            A NEW DISCOVERY BY JULIE KEMP OF TOOWOOMBA AUSTRALIA OF AN ENGRAVING OF FRANCIS BACON? A VERY INTRIGUING FIND!! The following engraving is the frontispiece of the first textbook on chess in the German language by Gustavus Selenus [pseudonym for Duke Augustus of Brunswick-Lüneburg ] entitled Chess...
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        • • The Precious Gem of Hidden Literature: Francis Bacon 1576-1655 - Baconian Books - SirBacon.org's B'hive Community
            Hi all, Pleased to announce the book is finally up on Amazon, only in paperback right now, should be up in Ebook format soon. They didn't include the introduction in the preview, only a few pages of the first chapter, but they did keep the price reasonable so I'm happy about that. https://wipfand...
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        • • The Ghosts of Bacon - Bacon Websites - SirBacon.org's B'hive Community
            Hi all - my website is called The Ghosts of Bacon - www.theghostsofbacon.com. There you can find links to my books, my podcasts and resources for research.
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        • • Sir Francis Bacon Skis - Bacon, Just for Fun! - SirBacon.org's B'hive Community
            OK, for we who have been around a while, searching Google, etc., "Sir Francis Bacon" skis popped up. Over the years I have never seen a reference to our Bacon, nor have I been able to find out why they use Bacon's name. There is no explanation anywhere I have seen. But the skis appear to be popul...
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        • • April 9, Day 99 of the Year - Francis Bacon's Life - SirBacon.org's B'hive Community
            April 9 we all know so well. The day Bacon "died", Easter Sunday in 1626. April 9 is Day 99 of the year. In the Sonnets Pyramid design, Day 99 is in Sonnet 42 beginning on Line 7 with these words, "so doth she abuse me," and the next 5 lines contain Day 99 ending on the 13th line with "But here's...
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        • • Francis Bacon's Portraits - Francis Bacon's Life - SirBacon.org's B'hive Community
            This is an open invitation to anyone who has any comments, criticism and/or information regarding any of the images in the "Francis Bacon's Portraits from Life" gallery. Art historians with a special interest in Elizabethan and Jacobean portraiture are especially encouraged to shed more light on ...
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        • • The Serpent and The Dragon - Ignorant or Enlightening? - Francis Bacon's Life - SirBacon.org's B'hive Community
            Hello. I am wondering more and more why both these highly symbolic creatures seem to be speared in the Baconian spectre - eg at the feet of Athena and with St George on his horse? The serpent being held as representing "ignorance" and the dragon being a bloodline related to the 'messiah' kingly r...
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        • • Statues & Monuments of Francis Bacon - Francis Bacon's Life - SirBacon.org's B'hive Community
            THE FRANCIS BACON MONUMENT AT TRINITY COLLEGE CHAPEL AT CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY.
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        • • Francis Bacon's Early Biographers & Editors were Privy to his Secret Life & Writings - Francis Bacon's Life - SirBacon.org's B'hive Community
            Francis Bacon's Early Biographers & Editors were Privy to his Secret Life & Writings.
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        • • Ben Jonson at Bacon's 60th Birthday - Francis Bacon's Life - SirBacon.org's B'hive Community
            in a tribute Speech to Bacon said, " 'Give me a deep-crown'd bowl, that I may sing In raising him, the wisdom of my king.' What do you think Jonson means by that?
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        • • The Feigned Death of Lord Bacon - Francis Bacon's Life - SirBacon.org's B'hive Community
            His Final Grand Drama: The Feigned Death of Francis Bacon at the House of the Future Grand Master of England the Earl of Arundel. See: DID FRANCIS BACON DIE IN 1626? OR DID HE FEIGN HIS DEATH WITH THE HELP OF HIS ROSICRUCIAN-FREEMASONRY BROTHERHOOD? https://sirbacon.org/a-phoenix/
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        • • Francis Bacon's Friends and Family - Francis Bacon's Life - SirBacon.org's B'hive Community
            FRANCIS BACON INVITES HIS FAMILY AND FRIENDS TO THE PREMIER OF THE COMEDY OF ERRORS AT THE GRAY'S INN REVELS AND TO THE REMARKABLE SPECTACLE OF WITNESSING THE DISGUISED DRAMATISED SECRET RITUALS OFTHE KNIGHTS OF THE HELMET, i.e., HIS ROSICRUCIAN-FREEMASONRY BROTHERHOOD.
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        • • The Time When Bacon was Born - Francis Bacon's Life - SirBacon.org's B'hive Community
            Yesterday I started poking around with this resource: https://www.british-history.ac.uk/cal-state-papers/foreign/vol3/pp512-526 There are several volumes with indexes and searchable which is nice. On Jan 22, 1560 (old style year), there is a note that Robert Dudley sent a servant, Archye Cragge, ...
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        • • Link between Bacon and Bhive - Francis Bacon's Life - SirBacon.org's B'hive Community
            What is the connection between Bacon and the B hive? I am aware there is a connection but would enjoy hearing your thoughts.
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        • • See the Writings and Slide-shows of the A. Phoenix Team - Francis Bacon's Life - SirBacon.org's B'hive Community
            https://sirbacon.org/a-phoenix/
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        • • The Baconian-Rosicrucian AA Headpieces in Editions of Shakespeare Poems, Quartos & Folios - Bacon as Shakespeare - SirBacon.org's B'hive Community
            THE BACONIAN-ROSICRUCIAN AA HEADPIECE IN VENUS AND ADONIS THE FIRST WORK TO APPEAR WITH THE NAME WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE ATTACHED TO IT.
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        • • Special Bacon-Shakespeare Title Pages & Emblems - Bacon as Shakespeare - SirBacon.org's B'hive Community
            Dear Yann, Rob and Kate, can you cast your expert eyes over this 1653 title page of FB's works? Thanks.
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        • • Oxford - For and Against? - Bacon as Shakespeare - SirBacon.org's B'hive Community
            Is anyone interested in dissecting the Oxford argument? Maybe just for the sake of being objective and thorough we should. Of course Oxford was a ward of Bacon's uncle Lord Burghley, so any biographical correspondences can be adduced in Bacon's favor as well, he would have been well aware of De V...
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        • • The Shakespeare Authorship Sourcebook: A Workbook for Educators and Students - Bacon as Shakespeare - SirBacon.org's B'hive Community
            This was just published in January by Roger Stritmatter. Most of the book is devoted to Oxford but Bacon, Marlowe and Neville also receive brief chapters. Only twelve pages on Bacon, and it would have been easy to compile a hundred pages of parallelisms alone. Oy. https://www.amazon.com/Shakespea...
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        • • A FUNERALL Elegye - Bacon as Shakespeare - SirBacon.org's B'hive Community
            What is this about?? 1612 or 1622? A Funeral Elegy In 1989, using a form of stylometric computer analysis, scholar and forensic linguist Donald Foster attributed A Funeral Elegy for Master William Peter,[19] previously ascribed only to "W.S.", to William Shakespeare, based on an analysis of its g...
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        • • Names of Bacon - Bacon as Shakespeare - SirBacon.org's B'hive Community
            Thought I’d just add this under its own heading. With all the postings of front covers what I have been struck by is just how many ways Francis Bacon’s name is shown. I decided to make a list as it may be of help when looking for his name when encrypted. Everyone tends to look for Bacon but it co...
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        • • The Portrait of John Suckling - Bacon as Shakespeare - SirBacon.org's B'hive Community
            Two weeks ago, I received a mail in connection with another one of my passions, a mail of which the content fit exactly with our discussions of that day. The mail referred to John Dee , the Rose Compass , and the number 365. For me, it was a "sign". I had absolutely no doubt in my mind that this ...
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        • • Parallels in the Bacon-Shakespeare Works - Bacon as Shakespeare - SirBacon.org's B'hive Community
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        • • The Droeshout Portrait : a new discovery ? - Bacon as Shakespeare - SirBacon.org's B'hive Community
            This morning I really planned to rest. At the same time, I said to myself that Pi-day was coming , that this would be the occasion to overcome my own procrastination and to share, this year, my work on Bacon and Pi. While having fun with the Droeshout Portrait, putting Shake-speare's head in its ...
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        • • The First Play of Francis Bacon-Shakespeare Written When he was Seven years old - Bacon as Shakespeare - SirBacon.org's B'hive Community
            FRANCIS BACON WAS A UNIQUE CHILD PRODIGY THE GREATEST YOUNG GENIUS THE WORLD HAS EVER SEEN. Give me a child until he is seven and I will give you the man. [Aristotle, The Philosophy of Aristotle] His first, and childish, years, were not without some Mark of Eminency; At which Time, he was endued,...
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        • • The Fabrick of a Vision ! - Bacon as Shakespeare - SirBacon.org's B'hive Community
            I would like to share with you something that I found two days ago thanks to a post of A. Phoenix about the secrets of the text engraved on the scroll of Shakespeare's Monument. The photography of the scroll giving us a good view of the text , I noticed something that I did not notice before. We ...
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        • • Francis Bacon, Ben Jonson, the Jaggards & the 1623 Shakespeare First Folio - Bacon as Shakespeare - SirBacon.org's B'hive Community
            The following reveals the concealed, hidden and obscure relationships between Francis Bacon, Ben Jonson and the Jaggards, and their secret involvement in the printing and publishing of the 1623 Shakespeare First Folio:
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        • • Baconian Evidence for Shakespeare Authorship - Bacon as Shakespeare - SirBacon.org's B'hive Community
            A great starting resource and a popular page on SirBacon.org is the "Evidence" page: Baconian Evidence for Shakespeare Authorship The page has a list of evidence and several important links to more information. This page can be updated. Please feel free to offer a suggestion of what may be added....
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        • • Important New Discovery! - Bacon as Shakespeare - SirBacon.org's B'hive Community
            Hi I think I may have stumbled across something not discovered before (do correct me if wrong). To explain ... In my ebook The Secret Work of an Age, in one section I look at the symbolism in the Rainbow Portrait of Queen Elizabeth 1st and deduce that it is showing symbolism to do with the subjec...
        • 46-what-is-your-favourite-shakespeare-play/1 page
        • • What is your Favourite Shakespeare Play? - Bacon as Shakespeare - SirBacon.org's B'hive Community
            OUR FAVOURITE PLAY IS HAMLET We have seen Hamlet many times (some good and some not so good!) but if we had to choose three favourites we would opt for the film versions by Olivier, Branagh, and the version played by Ethan Hawke set in New York. Hamlet is our favourite because it is so personal t...
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        • • Contemporary Academic Bacon book @ US 430.00! Editor is tunnel vision "Scholar" Alan Stewart - Bacon as Shakespeare - SirBacon.org's B'hive Community
            https://global.oup.com/academic/product/the-oxford-francis-bacon-i-9780198183136?q=oxford francis bacon&lang=en&cc=us Mather Walker once reviewed a book that Stewart co authored with the dreadful Lisa Jardine https://sirbacon.org/jardine.htm
        • 32-new-article-by-a-stratfordian-revealing-his-faulty-logic-how-little-he-knows-about-bacon-his-peers-who-knew-him-best/1 page
        • • New article by a Stratfordian revealing his faulty logic & how little he knows about Bacon & his peers who knew him best. - Bacon as Shakespeare - SirBacon.org's B'hive Community
            https://arsnotoria.com/2022/02/06/in-defence-of-the-upstart-crow/?fbclid=IwAR2u0bxrOpQx8-rRyFBolI6u33A3X5eG6NEeNPSM_jYioTaBcI3FxrBo1-E
        • 27-ben-jonson-tells-us-bacon-is-shakespeare/1 page
        • • Ben Jonson tells us Bacon is Shakespeare - Bacon as Shakespeare - SirBacon.org's B'hive Community
            The Strats are apt to rally Ben Jonson to their cause, specifically the prefatory material he contributed to the First Folio. However, Jonson's Timber, or Discoveries Made upon Men and Matter, published posthumously in 1641, states that Bacon “performed that in our tongue which may be compared, o...
        • 138-from-jean-overton-fullers-bacon-bio/1 page
        • • From Jean Overton Fuller's Bacon Bio - Bacon's Royal Birth - SirBacon.org's B'hive Community
        • 126-francois-valois-angouleme-stuart-iii/1 page
        • • Francois Valois-Angouleme (Stuart) III - Bacon's Royal Birth - SirBacon.org's B'hive Community
            It seems that the rumor that came from the court of Catherine de Medici, that Francis II was incapable of having children, was a lie. The victors write history, and Catherine de Medici and Elizabeth I were the victors. I layout the evidence in my book The Holy Trinity Decryption and on my podcast...
        • 132-francis-tudor-prince-of-denmarke/1 page
        • • Francis Tudor : Prince of Denmarke ? - Bacon's Royal Birth - SirBacon.org's B'hive Community
            I would like to share with you something that I found few days ago. My research led me to a book that I did not know yet, published in 1631, a book of which the frontispiece immediatly caught my eyes : ANNALES, OR, A GENERALL CHRONICLE OF ENGLAND. https://archive.org/details/b30330300/page/n7/mod...
        • 67-the-so-called-virgin-queen-and-the-secret-concealed-royal-birth-of-francis-bacon/1 page
        • • The so called 'Virgin' Queen and the Secret Concealed Royal Birth of Francis Bacon - Bacon's Royal Birth - SirBacon.org's B'hive Community
            The Pregnancy of Queen Elizabeth and portraits of Queen Elizabeth with her royal child and children.
        • 9-bacon-a-tudor-prince/1 page
        • • Bacon, a Tudor Prince? - Bacon's Royal Birth - SirBacon.org's B'hive Community
            "The fact of Francis Bacon's Parentage--the legitimate son of Queen Elizabeth and therefore the legal heir to the Throne---is indubitable, supported as it is, not only by a mass of circumstantial evidence but by such direct testimony as Leicester's letter to King Philip of Spain, which Mme Devent...
        • 25-bacons-rumored-royal-lineage/1 page
        • • Bacon's rumored royal lineage - Bacon's Royal Birth - SirBacon.org's B'hive Community
            Bacon’s rumored royal lineage William Rawley’s biographical sketch of Bacon in Resucitatio (1657) was the first of its kind in English; previously a similar thing had appeared in Pierre Amboise’s Histoire Naturelle de Mre. Francois Bacon (1631). Amboise wrote that Bacon was “born in the purple an...
        • 15-tips-and-mental-turns-on-how-to-read-the-genius-works-of-bacon/1 page
        • • Tips and mental turns on how to read the Genius-works of Bacon - Bacon and his Philosophy - SirBacon.org's B'hive Community
            I was not sure where to put this topic, so for now it shall rest here :D Anyways In some books about Shakespeare I found some definite ways how to read Shakespeare that help to truly `feel` what He wanted to present. One thing that strikes me immediately, when I think about his works, his writing...
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        • • Bacon's 4 idols - Bacon and his Philosophy - SirBacon.org's B'hive Community
            The 4 idols is a very popular area of SirBacon.org with colleges and universities around the world referring to them in their courses. Here are two of our most visited pages on the 4 Idols: The Four Idols of Francis Bacon & The New Instrument of Knowledge The Four Idols of Sir Francis Bacon b...
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        • • See the writings of Christina Waldman - Bacon and the Law - SirBacon.org's B'hive Community
            https://sirbacon.org/christina-waldman/
        • 88-the-greatest-secret-of-the-rosicrucian-freemasonry-brotherhood/1 page
        • • The Greatest Secret of the Rosicrucian-Freemasonry Brotherhood - Bacon and Freemason/Rosicrucian Topics - SirBacon.org's B'hive Community
            IN THE NEW BOOK OF CONSTITUTIONS OFFICIALLY SANCTIONED BY THE GRAND LODGE OF ENGLAND ITS EDITOR DR JAMES ANDERSON CONCEALS AND REVEALS FOR THOSE WITH EYES TO SEE ITS GREATEST SECRET-THAT FRANCIS BACON IS THE SECRET FOUNDER OF THE ROSICRUCIAN-FREEMASONRY BROTHERHOOD.
        • 77-the-last-portrait/1 page
        • • The last Portrait ? - Bacon and Freemason/Rosicrucian Topics - SirBacon.org's B'hive Community
            Today (22022022) seems to be the perfect day to share with you one one my greatest discovery ( or one of my greatest delirium ! ) I will let you be the judge. 🙂 Three years ago, as I was trying to decipher a Book of Emblems and facing an emblem with an inn, a strange question came to my mind : « ...
        • 76-grandmasters-of-england/1 page
        • • Grandmasters of England - Bacon and Freemason/Rosicrucian Topics - SirBacon.org's B'hive Community
            The designer and architect of the Baconian-Rosicrucian masques Inigo jones Grand Master of England.
        • 52-bacon-modern-freemasonry/1 page
        • • Bacon & Modern Freemasonry - Bacon and Freemason/Rosicrucian Topics - SirBacon.org's B'hive Community
            If any Freemasons join this forum I’d be keen to know how many were made aware, in their lodges, of Francis Bacon and his influence on modern freemasonry. “There is ample reason to suspect that modern Free- masonry was profoundly influenced by, if not actually the outgrowth of, Rosicrucianism and...
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        • • 6 Pointed Star – Rosicrucian Coincidence(s)? - Bacon and Freemason/Rosicrucian Topics - SirBacon.org's B'hive Community
            I have something I’d like to share. On the map of the US there are two Stars that have some Rosicrucian significance, and there is an amazing coincidence with them. First Star – William and Mary College in Williamsburg, VA. “The Sir Christopher Wren Building at William & Mary is the oldest co...
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        • • Advertisements from Parnassus - Bacon and Freemason/Rosicrucian Topics - SirBacon.org's B'hive Community
            I can't remember where I came across this text but I think it's sometimes associated with the Rosicrucian question. https://quod.lib.umich.edu/e/eebo/A28504.0001.001/1:7.78?rgn=div2;view=fulltext
        • 54-according-to-james-norths-essay-bacon-not-a-freemason-and-no-on-alfred-dodd-on-bacon-shakespeare/1 page
        • • According to James North's essay, Bacon not a freemason, and No on Alfred Dodd on Bacon & Shakespeare - Bacon and Freemason/Rosicrucian Topics - SirBacon.org's B'hive Community
            I just read an article by James North who I believe may have been the managing editor & Webmaster for The FBSociety in the 2010 time period https://www.academia.edu/35452164/Francis_Bacons_Alphabet_of_Nature_and_The_Triple_Tau?email_work_card=view-paper He argues that Bacon was not a Freemaso...
        • 53-traditionem-lampadis/1 page
        • • Traditionem Lampadis - Bacon and Freemason/Rosicrucian Topics - SirBacon.org's B'hive Community
            In his Book "Of the Advancement of Learning" (Book 6 - Chapter 2) published in 1605, Francis Bacon mentions the "Traditionem Lampadis" or the Delivery of the Lamp, which represents the passing on of the LIGHT/TRUTH/WISDOM. And what Francis Bacon writes is very important! "Of which kind of Deliver...
        • 51-the-baconian-rosicrucian-freemasonic-ludibrium/1 page
        • • The Baconian-Rosicrucian-Freemasonic Ludibrium - Bacon and Freemason/Rosicrucian Topics - SirBacon.org's B'hive Community
            The greatest ludibrium (comedy, farce, a joke) in the secular history of the world that an illiterate or semi-illiterate William Shakspere of Stratford is the author of the Shakespeare works.
        • 48-the-chymical-wedding/1 page
        • • The Chymical Wedding - Bacon and Freemason/Rosicrucian Topics - SirBacon.org's B'hive Community
            This is an interesting passage in the Chymical Wedding of Christian Rosenkreutz. It corresponds with the "four spiritual ways" scheme outlined by Gurdjieff and Ouspensky. Gurdjieff assigns the four ways as, first to the fakir (physical discipline); the second to the monk (heart, bhakti yoga); the...
        • 40-the-labyrinth-of-the-world-and-the-paradise-of-the-heart-1631/1 page
        • • The Labyrinth of the World and the Paradise of the Heart (1631) - Bacon and Freemason/Rosicrucian Topics - SirBacon.org's B'hive Community
            If I remember, Frances Yates's book on the Rosicrucians includes an appendix with this 1631 text, published under the name of Jan Amos Comenius but very likely written by Bacon. Comenius was an early continental proponent of Bacon's philosophy and his Labryinth is considered one of the greatest w...
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        • • THE GUIDING SPIRIT - Bacon and Freemason/Rosicrucian Topics - SirBacon.org's B'hive Community
            Newfoundland stamps were issued on 1910 to commemorate the 300th Anniversary of the Colonization of Newfounland. One of the stamps of the "GUY TERCENTENARY" series depicts LORD BACON and proclaims him as : THE GUIDING SPIRIT IN COLONIZATION SCHEME BUT THAT'S NOT ALL ! 66 is the simple cipher of F...
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        • • Camelot - Bacon and Freemason/Rosicrucian Topics - SirBacon.org's B'hive Community
            Great new article submitted by R.E. Kretz: The origins of modern freemasonry are, of course, rooted in the distant past and shrouded by the mists of time, appearing as a mystery wrapped in an enigma. In Act 2 Scene 7 of Shakespeare’s play As You Like It, Jaques says: “All the world’s a stage, and...
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        • • Friedman cipher study - Baconian Ciphers - SirBacon.org's B'hive Community
            In 1957 a husband and (mostly) wife team of cryptologists, William and Elizabeth Friedman, published The Shakespearean Ciphers Examined, which many journalists and academics regard as the last word on the subject. Bacon was surrounded by diplomacy and therefore cryptography from swaddling clothes...
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        • • Shakespeare Sonnet 55 : Francis Bacon's Ode to Hiram Abiff - Baconian Ciphers - SirBacon.org's B'hive Community
            Rick Wagner has offered another fascinating post. Maybe one of his finest yet. Shakespeare Sonnet 55 : Francis Bacon's Ode to Hiram Abiff Well worth the read! I did not know FIFTY-FIVE adds up to 103 Simple cipher same as SHAKEAPEARE, it also is 259 Kaye as is SHAKESPEARE as well. That raises new...
        • 122-ben-jonson-acrostics/1 page
        • • Ben Jonson Acrostics - Baconian Ciphers - SirBacon.org's B'hive Community
            On this B'Hive forum, Ben Jonson comes up with acrostics and ciphers that relate to Bacon. Ben Jonson and Francis Bacon were friends, we know that as a fact. Did Jonson use acrostics? Yes indeed. Look at Ben Jonson's The Alchemist with the letters spelling out "THE ALCHEMIST" as the first letters...
        • 90-line-365-of-the-sonnets-pyramid/1 page
        • • Line 365 of the Sonnets Pyramid - Baconian Ciphers - SirBacon.org's B'hive Community
            Line 365? Huh? What does that mean? What is an ouroboros and how does it relate to 365? OK, every year at this time approaching March 3rd, I say to myself, “I need to write and try to explain what this 4 hour moment means in Line 365.” Year after year goes by. Nothing changes in the world, or Uni...
        • 120-who-is-this/1 page [+1 in 1 subfolder]
        • • Who is this? - Baconian Ciphers - SirBacon.org's B'hive Community
            Anyone know who this might be? First thoughts? Thank you
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            • • Who is this? - Page 2 - Baconian Ciphers - SirBacon.org's B'hive Community
        • 121-the-alan-green-geometry-discovery/1 page
        • • The Alan Green Geometry Discovery - Baconian Ciphers - SirBacon.org's B'hive Community
            This post is written because I’m always keen to ferret out the facts and certainly not written to cast any aspersions on Mr Green or his intent, findings or theory. Alan Green has a very popular video where he sets out a sacred geometry code he thinks he’s found hidden on the front page of the So...
        • 118-practical-applications-of-baconian-ciphers/1 page
        • • Practical Applications of Baconian Ciphers - Baconian Ciphers - SirBacon.org's B'hive Community
            Hi all. Basically, I need help. One of the things I've been trying to accomplish with my own research is to encourage others to actually apply the use of Francis Bacon's ciphers in various ways. To do this, I've encouraged others to search in his known or suspected works for traces of Biliteral, ...
        • 119-must-read-books-on-cryptography/1 page
        • • Must-Read Books on Cryptography - Baconian Ciphers - SirBacon.org's B'hive Community
            I don’t want to start many ‘new topics’ as I can hardly keep up as it is, but I am not sure where to post this, so Rob, please move to the correct place and delete topic if you wish. So I started reading Mercury Swift and Secret Messenger by John Wilkins more closely. https://play.google.com/book...
        • 102-apes-and-theeves/1 page
        • • Apes and Theeves - Baconian Ciphers - SirBacon.org's B'hive Community
            Let's start with Ben Jonson's 1616 "On Poet-Ape". Poor Poet-Ape, that would be thought our chief, Whose works are e'en the frippery of wit, From brokage is become so bold a thief, As we, the robb'd, leave rage, and pity it. At first he made low shifts, would pick and glean, Buy the reversion of o...
        • 95-honorificabilitudinitatibus-bacon’s-magical-word/1 page
        • • Honorificabilitudinitatibus: Bacon’s Magical Word - Baconian Ciphers - SirBacon.org's B'hive Community
            by Richard Allan Wagner The word that seems to have loomed most prominently in Francis Bacon’s mind was the 27 letter Latin word honorificabilitudinitatibus (Act 5, Scene 1 of Love’s Labor’s Lost). Although the word had been toyed with by many of Bacon’s predecessors, it was destined to be his ma...
        • 109-lady-wroth/1 page
        • • Lady Wroth - Baconian Ciphers - SirBacon.org's B'hive Community
            Interesting article https://www.smithsonianmag.com/arts-culture/secret-codes-lady-wroth-first-female-english-novelist-180978365/
        • 104-400-year-cycle/1 page
        • • 400 Year Cycle? - Baconian Ciphers - SirBacon.org's B'hive Community
            I wasn’t sure where to post this, so it’s here. In 2020 I noticed it was the 400th anniversary of Bacon’s Novum Organum, as well as the 400th anniversary of the Mayflower Compact (1620) and the first general assembly in the Virginia Colony (1619), marking the beginning of democratic governance in...
        • 79-interesting-video-on-steganography/1 page
        • • Interesting Video on Steganography - Baconian Ciphers - SirBacon.org's B'hive Community
            https://youtu.be/GPdIY6ObKJU From the National Security Agency Doesn't mention Bacon but may spark ideas about how to decode the dedication in the Sonnets
        • 29-anyone-watch-this-3-episode-cypher-documentary/1 page
        • • Anyone watch this 3 Episode Cypher Documentary ? - Baconian Ciphers - SirBacon.org's B'hive Community
            Secret Codes In Shakespeare Plays - Cracking The Shakespeare Code 101
        • 78-ben-jonson-to-the-memory-of-my-beloued/1 page
        • • Ben Jonson - To the memory of my beloued - Baconian Ciphers - SirBacon.org's B'hive Community
            Thanks to Allisnum3er and his "Last Portrait" post, I went to bed last night thinking about the "Sweet swan of Avon." All night in various states of wake and dream, the name Francis Bacon kept coming up with the Sweet swan in my mind. I've never personally looked closely at the Ben Jonson poem to...
        • 45-star-in-the-sonnets-dedication-poem/1 page
        • • Star in the Sonnets Dedication Poem - Baconian Ciphers - SirBacon.org's B'hive Community
            Look at this graphic below. I love it, beautiful to me. It represents my solution to the Sonnets Dedication poem. This was my first "real" discovery, maybe a year before I stumbled on the Pyramid design (2000 or so). I'm surprised that it hasn't gained any attention. But I have learned to accept ...
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        • • Societas Rosicruciana in Anglia -Bensalem - Baconian Ciphers - SirBacon.org's B'hive Community
            Hi This is from a pamphlet from the Rosicrucian/Freemasonic order, Societas Rosicruciana in Anglia. Using simple cipher the answer to the last question/query, ‘Explain to me the word Bensalem’ is Francis (67). Just wondering if anyone has a different interpretation ‘from 1 to 2’ for Bensalem. Thanks
        • 66-folio-ciphers/1 page
        • • Folio Ciphers - Baconian Ciphers - SirBacon.org's B'hive Community
            View this video by A. Phoenix that illustrates the presence of Baconian ciphers on the title page of the 1623 Shakespeare First Folio cryptographically confirming that Francis Bacon is Shakespeare. https://sirbacon.org/folio-ciphers/
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        • • Sonnets Pyramid Design Explained - Baconian Ciphers - SirBacon.org's B'hive Community
            I made my first video demonstration to attempt to describe the Sonnets Pyramid. I apologize for my stumbling of words and rambling at times. I'm not one to be in front of a camera, and speaking in public has always been uncomfortable for me. But over the years trying to explain the design in writ...
        • 28-shakespeares-verbal-art/1 page
        • • Shakespeare's Verbal Art - Baconian Ciphers - SirBacon.org's B'hive Community
            Hi all, Generally I stay away from the cipher stuff, but if you are interested in this line you should check out William Bellamy's 2015 book Shakespeare's Verbal Art, if you can find a copy that is not prohibitively expensive. Bellamy has uncovered a whole new layer of the Shakespeare text, consi...
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        • • Concise List of Discoveries in the Sonnet Pyramid(s) - Baconian Ciphers - SirBacon.org's B'hive Community
            I would propose to start a topic where we all list the major and minor discoveries of the Sonnet Pyramid(s). Because we all know how crafty the good old Bacon was. I dare to say, many Secrets he has hidden! Together we can find them all and form something like a "collective B`hive-Mind" of the My...
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        • • Letter "J" during Bacon's life? YES! - Baconian Ciphers - SirBacon.org's B'hive Community
            This is an argument that has been happening for a couple years or so that I know of. Thank you to Rick Wagner for posting his article "Bacon’s Use of Gematria and the 26 Letter Alphabet" in December. I'd like to submit an article I found online as well called, "SOME NOTES ON THE LETTERS i, j , u ...
        • 129-mathematical-treasures-geometry/1 page
        • • Mathematical Treasures - Geometry - Bacon and Sacred Geometry - SirBacon.org's B'hive Community
            So excited to share this link https://www.maa.org/press/periodicals/convergence/index-to-mathematical-treasures Scroll down the list to find some of the most amazing books, including many from contemporaries of FB and those who influenced him and Dee.
        • 112-sacred-geometry-on-title-pages/1 page
        • • Sacred Geometry on Title Pages - Bacon and Sacred Geometry - SirBacon.org's B'hive Community
            Hi, While I have no doubt that there are ciphers everywhere in Bacon and his friends’ writings, it seems likely to me that Sacred Geometry is present everywhere too. You saw my overlay of the Divine Proportion grid, elsewhere on this forum. I say this as John Dee wrote the foreword to the first t...
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        • • 1667 History of the Royal Society frontispiece - Bacon and Sacred Geometry - SirBacon.org's B'hive Community
            This is interesting, Wenceslaus Hollar's frontispiece for the 1667 History of the Royal Society. In the background are several compasses, which can be used to draw a hexagon grid. The first two points used in its construction determine the whole grid, you can indicate a grid with just two points....
        • 24-quixote-parallels-bacon-shakespeare-ben-jonson-discours-politiques-et-militaires/1 page
        • • Quixote parallels: Bacon, Shakespeare, Ben Jonson, Discours politiques et militaires - Bacon and Don Quixote - SirBacon.org's B'hive Community
            Hi all, I haven't been through all of the Baconiana articles on Quixote yet, but I have seen most of them and I think there is still a lot to be found here. If Barry could be persuaded to run his stylometry tool on the parallels, it might turn up interesting results. Below is what I put together,...
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        • • Folger Library event on Feb 24th & More - William Shakespeare of Stratford, Who was he? - SirBacon.org's B'hive Community
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        • • Welcome to SirBacon.org's B'hive Community! - B'hive Information and Help - SirBacon.org's B'hive Community
            Ha! Just came onto the forum to post these pics and saw there is already a thread on them! It may be that the guys, or one of them, is a Mason or it may just be a nod towards FB’s scientific prowess, but methinks the numbers in sets of three point to the former! For those who have read my ebook, ...
        • 58-first-two-weeks-or-so/1 page
        • • First Two Weeks, or so... - B'hive Information and Help - SirBacon.org's B'hive Community
            B'hive was something exciting for we at SirBacon.org. There is such a need for a place for Baconians. Our initial impression is we are very surprised at the activity! We figured it would be a slow start, then grow. That is typical in the world of new online communities, at least when there is not...
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        • • Tip #1 - The Breadcrumbs - B'hive Information and Help - SirBacon.org's B'hive Community
            Navigating the Forums is important to learn. One of the important tools to be familiar with are the Breadcrumbs. By looking at the Breadcrumbs you can see where you are, and you can click the links to get back to Home or any other place listed. It is simple and quick, and something you should be ...