Part,  Dialogue

1   1,  1| animosity and an emulation of virtues and dignities by the desire
2   1,  2|       say, do you take as two virtues, and not as one vice and
3   1,  2|     they diminish, come to be virtues, because they are contained
4   1,  2|     and one vice, but are two virtues?~TANS. On the contrary,
5   1,  2|     oh Tansillo! for its many virtues and perfections, and it
6   2,  2|      and death,~Who most with virtues high the world adorns,  ./. 
7   2,  5|      for remedy,~Its god-like virtues you may prove,~And turning