Part,  Dialogue

1   1,  1|        boast of the myrtle who sing of love: if they bear themselves
2   1,  1|        boast of the laurel who sing worthily of things pertaining
3   1,  1| Orpheus, and others, could not sing without the rules of Aristotle,
4   1,  3|      the nine Muses, dance and sing round the splendours of
5   2,  1|      part unworthy themselves, sing the praises of other unworthy
6   2,  1|       steps to the temple, nor sing to the ears of statues in