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 1 I    |      itself and of its various kinds, noting the essential quality
 2 I    |      composed of meters of all kinds, we should bring him too
 3 VI   | artistic ornament, the several kinds being found in separate
 4 VI   |    song enter. By "the several kinds in separate parts," I mean,
 5 XVI  |      We will now enumerate its kinds.~First, the least artistic
 6 XVIII|        the end.~There are four kinds of Tragedy: the Complex,
 7 XXI  |           XXI~Words are of two kinds, simple and double. By simple
 8 XXII |      ornamental, and the other kinds above mentioned, will raise
 9 XXII |   resemblances.~Of the various kinds of words, the compound are
10 XXIV |       poetry must have as many kinds as Tragedy: it must be simple,
11 XXV  |    poetry itself there are two kinds of faults—those which touch
12 XXVI |      in general; their several kinds and parts, with the number