to be erm of roric, quot;a common- place,quot; came to mean a good saying made familiar by incessant quoting, and trite saying good or bad, but commonly   in it.

    {35}  totle.  t;Poeticsquot; runs:

    quot;It is not by ing in verse or prose t torian and Poet are distinguisus mig it ill be a species of ory, no less re t.  tinguis tes ry is more p tory, for Poetry is c about general trutory about particular. In ain cer , probably or necessarily, t of Poetry, even icular names. But rut;

    {36}  Justinus, ome of tory of trogus Pompeius, us.

    {37}  Dares Po  of Vulcan, o ime of AElian, A.D. 230, o be older than homers.

    {38}  Quintus Curtius, a Roman orian of uncertain date, ory of Alexander t in ten books, of  and otive.

    {39}  Not kno practice.

    {40}  t Monarch of all human Sciences.

    {41}  In quot;Loves Labours Lostquot; a resemblance ion of Biron, and t:- quot;ongue--conceits expositor - Delivers in suc and gracious  aged ears play truant at ables, And younger e ravis and voluble is ;

    {42}  Virgils quot;AEneid,quot; Book xii.:- quot;And sed dastard turnus flying vie so vile a to die?quot; (Pranslation [1573].) {43}  Instances of ts work.

    {44}  Defectuous.  t;defectueux,quot; is used t;Apologie for Poetrie.quot;

    {45}  Part II.  tS of Poetry.

    {46}  Can Pastoral be condemned?

    {47}  ting glory.

    {48}  Or Elegiac?

    {49}  Or Iambic? or Satiric?

    {50}  From t Satire of Persius, line 116