BIBLIOGRAPHY I Special studies bearing on Milton's theory of poetry and fine art. ADDISON, JOSEPH. Addison's Criticisms on Paradise Lost, ed. by Albert S. Cook. Boston, 1892. (With one exception all references to Addison's papers in The Spectator are to this volume, which is cited as Addison on P. L., ed. by Cook, and also to their number and date in The Spectator.) BYWATER, INGRAM. Milton and the Aristotelian Definition of Tragedy, in Journal of Philology 27 (1900). 54. COOK, ALBERT S. Milton's View of the Apocalypse as a Tragedy, in Archiv für das Studium der Neueren Sprachen und Literaturen, Oct., 1912. GOOD, JOHN WALTER. Studies in the Milton Tradition (especially Appendix I). University of Illinois Studies in Language and Literature, Vol. 1, Nos. 1, 3, and 4. Urbana, 1913. HADOW, WILLIAM HENRY. Milton's Knowledge of Music, in Milton Memorial Lectures. London, 1909. SCOLARI, FILIPPO. Saggio di Critica sul Paradiso Perduto di Giovanni Milton. Vinegia, 1818. SPAETH, SIGMUND GOTTFRIED. Millon's Knowledge of Music. Its Sources and its Significance in his Works. Princeton, 1913. WOODHULL, MARIANNA. The Epic of Paradise Lost. New York, 1907. II Theories of poetry and the fine arts certainly or presumably known to Milton; see also next section. ARISTOTLE. Poetics. (References are to the text and the translation in Aristotle on the Art of Poetry, ed. by Ingram Bywater. Oxford, 1909.) CASTELVETRO, LODOVICO. Poetica d'Aristotele vulgarizzata et sposta. 1570. (References are to the Basil edition, 1576. Cited as Poetica d'Aristotele.) HEINSIUS, DANIEL. De Poetica (Heinsius recensuit). Leyden, 1610 De Tragoediae Constitutione. Leyden, 1611. HORACE. ATs Poetica. (References are to the text, and the translation by Francis Howes, in The Art of Poetry, ed. by Albert S. Cook. Boston, 1892.) LONGINUS. On the Sublime. (References are to the edition by W. Rhys Roberts. Cambridge, 1899.) Mazzoni, GIACOPO. Della Difesa della Commedia di Dante. 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