illustriously

Modigliani, Schjeldahl writes, was "an illustriously self-destructive painter whose prestige, as I see it, rests more on his perennial appeal to sensitive adolescents than on grownup critical favor."

To the Editor: The conscience of the nation would be illustriously served by a shadow government (Op-Ed, March 5) focusing and interpreting every move the current administration makes - giving all of us insight into why we should vote to keep the powers that be in power, or exchange them for their shadowers.

Wang dares in response to extol the Son of Heaven's illustriously fine beneficence, herewith making for my august deceased-father Duke Jiu this offertory caldron; may Captain Wang for ten thousand years have sons' sons and grandsons' grandsons eternally to treasure and use it."

This point has already been evinced by the writings of Dr. Sparrman, of the two Forsters, father and son, and of Mr. Pennant; and this point will illustriously be manifested, when the great work of Sir Joseph Banks shall be accomplished, and given to the world.