Note 561 — Chapter IV
Reading edition
Cf. Scaliger, Poet. v. 3, where the highest virtue of a poet is said to be electio et sui fastidium; and vi. 4, where it is said that the "life of all excellence lies in measure."
Reading edition
Cf. Scaliger, Poet. v. 3, where the highest virtue of a poet is said to be electio et sui fastidium; and vi. 4, where it is said that the "life of all excellence lies in measure."