Harvard Studies in Classical Philology, Svesci 26-28

according action Adrastus Aeschylus Agamemnon already ancient appears Aristotle audience autem authority beginning believe Boccaccio called century character Chaucer Choephoroe chorus clear comes course criticism dance death definite dialogue discussion doctrine drama enim Eteocles Euripides evidence example explain exposition express fabula fact give given Greek Greek tragedy hyporcheme imitation important inter Italy later less lines Lollius magister magistri Master means mentioned method military militum nature Orestes original passage past person Plato play poem poet Poetics poetry preceding privata probably prologue Prometheus quae quam question quod reason reference regard relation Rhetoric says seems Sophocles story suggests theory thought tragedy trilogy Troilus truth verses whole women δὲ καὶ