Chapter

1 25|         Let me recall them to your memory, Maximus: ~When the boy
2 31| inhabitants. You alone within t he memory of man have been found to
3 43|            the body fades from the memory, it returns and is reduced
4 43|         unimpaired b y any loss of memory. For, as Pythagoras said,
5 54|           what you like, rack your memory and your imagination to
6 69|            liar should have a good memory. Had you forgotten, Aemilianus,
7 91|         stored with learning and a memory retentive of its erudition?
8 96|          brother, a man of blessed memory. [...] ~