Part,  Dialogue

1   1,  4| those works where shines the brightness of divine goodness and splendour,
2   2,  1|    which almost obscures the brightness of that by which it is set
3   2,  1|       would fain display~The brightness of her own effulgent thought;~
4   2,  1|      own studies and his own brightness made him prominent and grand,
5   2,  1|      be made better, through brightness which he may impart to those