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1 III  |       some say, the name of "drama" is given to such poems,
2 IV   |     by Tragedians, since the drama was a larger and higher
3 VII  |   fixed by the nature of the drama itself is this: the greater
4 XIV  |      incident is outside the drama proper; but cases occur
5 XV   |   for events external to the drama—for antecedent or subsequent
6 XVII |    purificatory rite. In the drama, the episodes are short,
7 XVIII| incidents presupposed in the drama, the seizure of the child,
8 XVIII|     proper magnitude. In the drama the result is far from answering
9 XXIV |       death); not within the drama—as in the Electra, the messenger’