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1 V    |  generalized his themes and plots.~Epic poetry agrees with
2 IX   |      should be the maker of plots rather than of verses; since
3 IX   | their poet or maker.~Of all plots and actions the episodic
4 IX   |   to be due to mere chance. Plots, therefore, constructed
5 X    |                           X~Plots are either Simple or Complex,
6 X    |     real life, of which the plots are an imitation, obviously
7 XIII |  avoid, in constructing his plots; and by what means the specific
8 XIV  |   tragic quality upon their plots. They are compelled, therefore,
9 XVIII|  one with a multiplicity of plots—as if, for instance, you