A History of Literary Criticism in the Renaissance / With special reference to the influence of Italy in the formation and development of modern classicism

by Joel Elias Spingarn

[183] Brunetière, i. 69.

[184] Maggi, p. 94.

[185] Scaliger, iii. 96. So Robortelli, p. 53, speaks of tragedy as representing things quæ multum accedunt ad veritatem ipsam.

[186] E.g. Lintilhac, De Scal. Poet. p. 32.

[187] De Poeta, pp. 185, 281.

[188] Vettori, p. 250.

[189] Arte Poet. pp. 71, 117.

[190] Ibid. p. 12.

[191] Castelvetro, Poetica, pp. 157, 170.

[192] Ibid. pp. 57, 109.