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A history of criticism and literary taste in Europe from the earliest texts to the present day. Volume 2 (of 3)

Note 170 — Chapter IV · THE CRITICISM OF THE PLÉIADE.

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Others call it Le Quintil Censeur. It appears not unnecessary to say that “Quintil” has not, and could not have, any reference to “Quintilian,” but refers to the Quintilius of Horace (Art. Po., 438). The original edition seems to be very rare: the British Museum only possesses the Lyons reprint (with Sibilet) of 1556. It seems to have been also reprinted with Du Bellay at Versailles in 1878, but this I do not possess. Some make the title Horatian or Horace.

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