[ [448] Inst. Poet. L. II. c. XI. p. 47.
[ [449] Inst. Poet. L. II. c. XIII. p. 65.
[ [450] Ter. And. Act I. Scen. I.
[ [451] Inst. Poet. L. II. c. XI. p. 47.
[ [452] Poet. Lib. III. p. 373.
[ [453] Both borrow their Solution from Aristotle, c. IV. who tells us, that the Pleasure the Mind takes is, in learning the Likeness between the Representation and the Original.
[ [454] Lib. II. ℣ 1.
[ [455] See this beautifully illustrated, in Mr. Pope's Ethic Epistles, III. 270, &c.
[ [456] Mr. Addison has treated this Subject with great Accuracy, in The Spectator, Vol VI. No. 418.
[ [457] Preface to my English Translation of Virgil's Æneis.