john dryden favoured greek drama in dryden's essay of dramatic poesy.
john dryden favoured greek drama in dryden's essay of dramatic poesy.
who favours greek drama in dryden's essay of dramatic poesy?
john dryden
bullet::::- walls, kathryn: "‘adam – wits’ in absalom and achitophel." notes and queries, 52 (250):3 (2005 sept), pp. 337 – 38.









































bullet::::- watson, george (ed.) 1967 (1962): "john dryden: of dramatic poesy and other critical essays. in two volumes. volume i." london: j. m. dent & sons ltd.









































bullet::::- winn, james anderson: "john dryden and his world." new haven and london: yale university press, 1987..* hopkins, david: "an uncollected translation from voiture by john dryden." translation & literature, 14:1 (2005 spring), pp. 64 – 70.









































bullet::::- zwicker, steven n.: "dryden and the poetic career", pp. 132 – 59.
oedipus (dryden play)
sedley is famous as a patron of literature in the restoration period, and was the francophile lisideius of dryden's "essay of dramatic poesy". however, it was above all sedley's "wit" that his contemporaries admired him for.
sir charles sedley, 5th baronet