Book, Chapter

 1       1, VIII| repeated the sounds already stored in my memory by the mind
 2       5, III |   as I had already read and stored up in memory many of the
 3       6, IX  |      But this was all being stored up in his memory as medicine
 4       9, VIII|  halls of memory, where are stored as treasures the countless
 5       9, VIII|     the memory, is likewise stored what we cogitate, either
 6       9, VIII|    been entrusted to it and stored up in it, which oblivion
 7       9, VIII|     own particular way, are stored up separately and under
 8       9, VIII|     by its own door, and is stored up in the memory. And yet
 9       9, VIII|     which perception in and stored it up? For even when I am
10       9, VIII|    which are also there are stored up, as it were, apart. And
11       9, IX  |   there are - all these are stored in my memory as they are,
12       9, IX  |     marvelous quickness and stored, as it were, in the most
13       9, X   |    my mind. And what I have stored in my memory was not their
14       9, XI  |     this sort my memory has stored up, which have already been
15       9, XIV |     belly where they can be stored but no longer tasted. It
16       9, XXV |     those parts where I had stored the remembered affections