Part,  Dialogue

 1   1,  1|     make me poet, render me illustrious!"~TANS. Well; because to
 2   1,  2|     things, and aspiring to illustrious things, and higher still
 3   1,  3|    through which it appears illustrious and worthy. He (the enthusiast)
 4   1,  3|   has destined thee to such illustrious death."~CIC. I understand
 5   2,  1|   does in praise of such an illustrious subject which has warmed
 6   2,  1|   the altar of the heart of illustrious poets and other singers,
 7   2,  1|  that the genius of so many illustrious poets should do him homage,
 8   2,  1| That, I say, which made him illustrious was the having made himself
 9   2,  2|  masters, captains, nobles, illustrious ones, rich, wise, and the
10   2,  2|      superior and inferior, illustrious~ ./. and obscure, worthy