ΕΙΔΗ Τx03A1;ΑΓΩΙΔΙΑΣ in Aristotle's _Poetics_

Classical Quarterly 22 (1):81-88 (1972)
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Abstract

A Distinction of four species of tragedy and epic poetry is laid down, though not explained at length, in two passages of the Poetics, and, as I hope to show, mentioned in another. At the end of the treatise, Aristotle positively says that he has given an explanation of both the species and the component parts of tragedy and epic poetry.

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