"Make no compare Between that love a woman can bare me And that I owe Olivia." Who speaks these lines in the play?

Orsino speaks these lines in act 2, scene 4. Orsino is deeply in love with Olivia, to whom he sent Cesario to declare his love to her. However, Cesario is really Viola, who is in love with Orsino. Orsino and Viola, disguised as Cesario, discuss whether men or women love more deeply.

Orsino speaks this line.