An Aristotelian theory of comedy
Subtitle: with an adaptation of the Poetics, and a translation of the 'Tractatus Coislinianus,'
By: by Lane Cooper
Contributors: Aristotle
Publisher: Harcourt, Brace and company; Kraus Reprint Co.
Published: 1969
Place of publication: New York; New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 323
Subjects: Comedy; Greek drama (Comedy); History and criticism
Other titles: Tractatus Coislinianus.
Notes: Printed in Germany.

Introduction: p. [1]-165.

"The Poetics of Aristotle applied to comedy. <A theory of comedy derived from what Aristotle says of this form of art, or inferred from what he says of other forms, in his Poetics; with additional comments, and illustrations from various sources ...>": P. [166]-223.

"The Tractatus Coislinianus [fragment of an ancient commentary dealing with Greek comedy] translated ... amplified and illustrated": p. [224]-286.

"The expense of publishing this volume was in part borne by a grant from the Heckscher foundation for the advancement or research ... Cornell university."

Bibliography: p. [xv]-xxi.