...somewhat of the original civility of the Red Bull :6 Atque ursum et pugiles media inter carmina poscunt. The end of tragedies or serious plays, says Aristotle,...tragedy, to introduce somewhat that is forced into it, and is not of the body of it. Would you not think that physician mad, who, having prescribed a...

...somewhat of the original civility of the Red Bull :6 Atque ursum et pugiles media inter carmna poscunt. The end of tragedies or serious plays, says Aristotle,...tragedy, to introduce somewhat that is forced into it, and is not of the body of it. Would you not think that physician mad, who, having prescribed a...

...somewhat of the original civility of the Red Bull:'', Atque ursum ft pugilfs media inter carmina poseunt. The end of tragedies or serious plays, says Aristotle,...intermingling of the latter ? that is, he must ruin the eolc end and object of his tragedy, to introduce somewhat that is forced into it, and is not of the...

...somewhat of the original civility of the Red Bull: * Atque ursum et pvgilus media inter carmina poscunt. The end of tragedies or serious plays, says Aristotle,...tragedy, to introduce somewhat that is forced into it, and is not of the body of it. Would you not think that physician mad, who, having prescribed a...

...somewhat of the original civility of the Red Bull : * Atgue ursum etpugiles media inter carmina poscunt. The end of tragedies or serious plays, says Aristotle,...tragedy, to introduce somewhat that is forced into it, and is not of the body of it. Would you not think that physician mad, who, having prescribed a...

...somewhat of the original civility of the Red Bull :* Atque ursum et pugiles media Inter carmina poscunt The end of tragedies or serious plays, says Aristotle,...tragedy, to introduce somewhat that is forced into it, and is not of the body of it. Would you not think that physician mad, who, having prescribed a...

...heget admiration, compassion, or concernment ; hut are not mirth and compassion things incompatihle ? and is it not evident, that the poet must of necessity destroy the former hy intermingling of the latter ? that is, he must ruin the sole end and ohject of his tragedy, to introduce...

...heget admiration, compassion, or concernment ; hut are not mirth and compassion things incompatihle ? and is it not evident, that the poet must of necessity destroy the former hy intermingling of the latter? that is. ho must ruin the sole end and ohject of his tragedy, to introduce...

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