quaintness of his Analysis, at times lost sight of the precise character of the original definitions, an Appendix has been added, containing the very words of Aristotle, connected by such remarks as were necessary to preserve clearness, and furnishing such passages as should be almost learnt by heart.
The new translation of the Poetic is an attempt to unite the closeness of Taylor with the perspicuity of Twining, upon whose versions it has principally been based. A copious selection from the notes of the last named scholar has been added, together with a few necessary ones from recent sources by the present Editor, THEODORE ALOIS BUCKLEY, CHRIST CHURCH