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1 1 |       And are perception and memory, and opinion and prudence,
2 2 |     able to awaken in us the memory of our youth.~Cleinias.
3 4 |     be young and have a good memory; let him be quick at learning,
4 4 |      learning, having a good memory, courageous, of a noble
5 7 |       so that no one has any memory or tradition of their ever
6 7 |     ought to be committed to memory, if a man is to be made
7 8 | other ancient deities, whose memory has been preserved, to these
8 9 | somewhat more vividly to our memory:—One of them was of the
9 12|     their perceptions to the memory, and inform the elders of