In Dryden's Of Dramatic Poesy: An Essay (1668), Neander represents:
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Correct answer: B. John Dryden
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Neander ('new man') is Dryden; Crites is Sir Robert Howard, Eugenius Charles Sackville (Lord Buckhurst), and Lisideius Sir Charles Sedley.
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