Chapter

1 1  |   the head of Cicero evoked memories of a free Rome, and unrolled
2 1  |  brought under the spell of memories of the past; his triumph
3 2  | like a blight on the sacred memories of my childhood, and dispelled
4 3  |   the room, now filled with memories and love, and where the
5 3  |   things it is the lake for memories; it aids them by lending
6 3  |    to control his thoughts; memories of tender scenes, and of
7 Epi|  yourself up luxuriously to memories of love or youth, while