Dialogue

 1 Intro|          conversation?’ ‘Not from memory; but I took notes when I
 2 Intro|         never maintained that the memory of a feeling is the same
 3 Intro|    various qualities, the gift of Memory, the mother of the Muses;
 4 Intro|   faculties and feelings, such as memory, opinion, and the like.
 5 Intro|         arguments about sight and memory there is a palpable unfairness
 6 Intro|        see and not to see; nor is memory, which is liable to forget,
 7 Intro|     observation of the world. The memory has but a feeble recollection
 8 Intro|       This is the simplest act of memory. And as we cannot see one
 9 Intro|   recalling it to the mind. Hence memory is dependent on association.
10 Intro|      bring near to us in thought. Memory is to sense as dreaming
11 Intro|    connected. This is the natural memory which is allied to sense,
12 Intro|      acquire by education another memory of system and arrangement
13 Intro|       applied with equal truth to memory as well. For memory and
14 Intro|      truth to memory as well. For memory and imagination, though
15 Intro|      other. The sense decaying in memory receives a flash of light
16 Intro|          them. The animal too has memory in various degrees, and
17 Intro|       mind is just awakening: (3) memory, which is decaying sense,
18 Intro|         intellectual faculties is memory, which is a mode rather
19 Intro|           minutely analyzed. Like memory, it accompanies all mental
20 Intro|           recall to our minds the memory of those who once lived
21  Thea|            these I filled up from memory, writing them out at leisure;
22  Thea|         still has and preserves a memory of that which he knows,
23  Thea|          there is such a thing as memory?~THEAETETUS: Yes.~SOCRATES:
24  Thea| THEAETETUS: Yes.~SOCRATES: And is memory of something or of nothing?~
25  Thea|           any one would admit the memory which a man has of an impression
26  Thea|          having wiped out of your memory all that has preceded, see
27  Thea|          this tablet is a gift of Memory, the mother of the Muses;
28  Thea|           the right impression of memory to the right visual impression,