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Ancient rhetoric and poetic

Note 37 — Chapter VIII · RHETORIC IN ANCIENT CRITICISM OF POETIC

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Nettleship’s hypothesis, that Horace, “writing with a Greek treatise before him, was using it for practical application to the particular circumstances of his own time,” and that the Greek treatise was probably by Neoptolemus of Parium (Lectures and Essays, I. 168), is rejected by Wickham (page 385).

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