[ [399] P. 123.
[ [400] P. 45, & 367.
[ [401] P. 45.
[ [402] P. 125.
[ [403] P. 110.
[ [404] No more than he himself was aware. He observes, if, as St. Jerome says, it is a Copy of common Life, for the Improvement of the Audience, it need not be mix'd with Mirth, were it not for the Sake of pleasing them.
[ [405] Vossius takes Care to tell us, that this Definition is suited to the Old Comedy; and gives us others from Camerarius and Jul. Scaliger, that comprehend the New.
[ [406] De Poetica, cap. V.
[ [407] In Poet. Arist. p. 58, 59.
[ [408] L. I. Sat. X. ℣ 14.