Book, Chapter

 1     1, 7-12 |     from me in the shadows of forgetfulness. But if I was shapen in
 2     9, 7-16 |   they be, I had passed by in forgetfulness. And yet then, when the
 3    10, 8-12 |  committed and laid up, which forgetfulness hath not yet swallowed up
 4    10, 16-24|       16.24 What, when I name forgetfulness, and withal recognise what
 5    10, 16-24|   itself: but when I remember forgetfulness, there are present both
 6    10, 16-24|       present both memory and forgetfulness; memory whereby I remember,
 7    10, 16-24|    memory whereby I remember, forgetfulness which I remember. But what
 8    10, 16-24|       I remember. But what is forgetfulness, but the privation of memory?
 9    10, 16-24|        unless we did remember forgetfulness, we could never at the hearing
10    10, 16-24|       thereby signified, then forgetfulness is retained by memory. Present
11    10, 16-24|     understood from this that forgetfulness when we remember it, is
12    10, 16-25|   clear to me that I remember forgetfulness? Shall I say that that is
13    10, 16-25| remember? or shall I say that forgetfulness is for this purpose in my
14    10, 16-25|       I say that the image of forgetfulness is retained by my memory,
15    10, 16-25|    retained by my memory, not forgetfulness itself, when I remember
16    10, 16-25|   their absence. If then this forgetfulness is retained in the memory
17    10, 16-25|       the memory, seeing that forgetfulness by its presence effaces
18    10, 16-25|  certain am I that I remember forgetfulness itself also, whereby what