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Tables of Contents for Sources of Dramatic Theory
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Acknowledgement
Note on the texts
1. Introduction
2. Plato: The Republic, III 3. Aristotle: The Poetics
4. Horace: The Art of Poetry
5. Donatus: On Comedy
6. Francesco Robortello: Commentary on Aristotle's Poetics
7. Julius Caesar Scaliger: Poetics
8. Bartolome de Torres de Naharro: Introduction to Propalladia
9. Antonfrancesco Grazzini: The Witch: introductory dialogue
10. Giambattista Giraldi: Prologue to Altile On the Composition of Comedies and Tragedies
11. Ludovico Castelvetro: On the Art of Poetry
12. Richard Edwards: Prologue to Damon and Pythias
13. Giambattista Guarini: The Compendium of Tragicomic Poetry
14. Sforza Oddi: Prologue to The Prison of Love
15. George Whetstone: Promos and Cassandra Epistle Dedicatory
16. Angelo Ingegneri: On Mimetic Poetry 17. Lorenzo Giacomini: On Purgation in Tragedy 18. Sir Philip Sidney: The Defence of Poetry
19. Lope de Vega Carpio: New Art of Making Comedies at the Present Time
20. Ben Jonson: Timber, or Discoveries Induction to Every Man Out of his Humour Prologue to Every Man in His Humour The Magnetic Lady Chorus
21. Thomas Heywood: The Author to his Book An Apology for Actors 22. Tirso de Molina: The Country Houses of Toledo
23. On Le Cid: Observations on Le Cid The Opinion of the French Academy Concerning Le Cid
24. Francois Hedelin, Abbe d'Aubignac: The Practical Art of the Theatre
25. Pierre Corneille: On the Purpose and Parts of a Play On Verisimilitude and the Necessary On the Three Unities
26. Charles de Saint-Evremond: On Ancient and Modern Tragedy
27. Jean Racine: Notes to Aristotle's Poetics
Prefaces
28. Thomas Rymer: The Tragedies of the Last Age A Short View of Tragedy
29. John Dryden: An Essay of Dramatic Poesy
30. William Congreve: On Humour in Comedy
Bibliography
Index.