{14} And idealize man. {15} Here a Second Part of the Essay begins. {16} Part 1. Poetry defined. {17} Part 2. Its kinds. a. Divine. {18} Philosophical, which is perhaps too imitative. {19} Marcus Manilius wrote under Tiberius a metrical treatise on Astronomy, of which five books on the fixed stars remain. {20} Poetry proper. {21} Part 3. Subdivisions of Poetry proper. {22} Its essence is in the thought, not in apparelling of verse. {23} Heliodorus was Bishop of Tricca, in Thessaly, and lived in the fourth century. His story of Theagenes and Chariclea, called the "AEthiopica," was a romantic tale in Greek which was, in Elizabeth's reign, translated into English. {24} The Poet's Work and Parts. Part 1. WORK: What Poetry does for us. {25} Their clay lodgings - "Such harmony is in immortal souls; But whilst this muddy vesture of decay Doth grossly close it in, we cannot hear it." (Shakespeare, "Merchant of Venice," act v., sc. 1) {26} Poetry best advances the end of all earthly learning, virtuous action. {27} Its advantage herein over Moral Philosophy. {28} It's advantage herein over History. {29} "All men make faults, and even I in this, Authorising thy trespass with compare." Shakespeare, "Sonnet" 35. {30} "Witness of the times, light of truth, life of memory, mistress of life, messenger of antiquity.