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 1   1, 47     |   should deliver instruction by memory ?—this, that it should extend
 2   1, 47     |       or lay up learning in its memory; can consider discourses
 3   1, 59     |      about him, by means of his memory, the histories of things
 4   1, 60     |       together, preserve in his memory, and bring forward, as stores
 5   1, 69(61) |        Heb. xii. 22, cited from memory, apparently. ~
 6   2, 6      |    moral doctrines, they called Memory, and the Muses : nor did
 7   2, 18     |          they received into the memory,—through the impious babblings
 8   3, 13(17) |      was most likely, quoted by memory only. See also Prep. Evang.
 9   3, 27(26) |         the first instance from memory: and, in the second, translated
10   4, 2(3)   |       Peschito, however, in his memory. The greatest variety consists
11   4, 7      |     that even to this time, his memory should be more celebrated
12   4, 34(130)| Eusebius cited the passage from memory: a thing very common with
13   4, 35(144)|     were probably all made from memory, the reader must not be
14   5, 17(22) |        20. Cited evidently from memory.~