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[123] _Etymol._ viii. 7, 6.
[124] _Etymol._ xviii. 45 and 46.
[125] Cloetta, p. 28, and p. 31 _sq._
[126] _Epist._ xi. 10. _Cf._ Gelli's Lectures on the Divine Comedy, ed.
Negroni, 1887, i. 37 _sq._
[127] _Poet._ ix. 5-9.
[128] Giraldi Cintio, ii. 14.
[129] Giraldi Cintio, ii. 20.
[130] _Poet._ xi. 6.
[131] _Ars Poet._ 182-188.
[132] Giraldi Cintio, ii. 119.
[133] Scaliger, _Poet._ i. 6.
[134] Scaliger, i. 11; iii. 96.
[135] _Ibid._ vi. 6.
[136] _Ibid._ iii. 96.
[137] _Ibid._ i. 13.
[138] _De Poeta_, p. 43 _sq._
[139] _Ibid._ p. 173. _Cf._ Milton's phrase, "vain and amatorious poem."
[140] Dacier, 1692, p. xvii.
[141] _Poet._ vi. 19.
[142] _Poet._ xiv. 1.
[143] Castelvetro, _Poetica_, p. 30.
[144] Castelvetro, _Poetica_, pp. 22, 23.
[145] _Ibid._ p. 57.
[146] Castelvetro, _Poetica_, pp. 35, 36.
[147] Twining, ii. 3.
[148] Butcher, ch. vi.
[149] Giraldi Cintio, ii. 12.
[150] _Ibid._ i. 66 _sq._
[151] Trissino, ii. 93 _sq._
[152] Robortelli, p. 52 _sq._
[153] Vettori, p. 56 _sq._, and Castelvetro, _Poetica_, p. 117 _sq._
[154] Maggi, p. 97 _sq._
[155] _Cf._ Sh.e.l.ley, _Defence of Poetry_, p. 35, "Tragedy delights by affording a shadow of that pleasure which exists in pain," etc.
[156] _Lezzioni_, p. 660.
[157] Scaliger, _Poet._ vii. i. 3; iii. 96.
[158] _Arte Poetica_, p. 287.
[159] _Arte Poetica_, p. 77.
[160] Butcher, pp. 229, 230.
[161] _Opere_, v. 178.
[162] Butcher, p. 280 _sq._
[163] _Poet._ xiii. 2, 3.
[164] Daniello, p. 38.
[165] _Poet._ xiii. 7.
[166] _Della Vera Poetica_, cap. iii.
[167] _De Poeta_, p. 182 _sq._
[168] _Arte Poetica_, p. 118 _sq._; also in Scaliger and Giraldi Cintio.
[169] _Poet._ xv. 1-5.
[170] _Ars Poet._ 154 _sq._
[171] Muzio, p. 80.
