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 1 1|   passion, or time of life, no mnemonic impression is formed; just
 2 1|      have to conceive that the mnemonic presentation within us is
 3 1|     its likeness, it is also a mnemonic token. Hence, whenever the
 4 1| likeness, presents itself as a mnemonic token.~We can now understand
 5 1|   recognize their phantasms as mnemonic) also occurs, as happened
 6 1|      as if it were a likeness.~Mnemonic exercises aim at preserving
 7 1|        of something (viz. the "mnemonic", whatever it may be) as
 8 2|  scientific knowledge" to the (mnemonic) state or affection; and
 9 2|       of recollection; for the mnemonic movements involved in these
10 2|       the effect of custom the mnemonic movements tend to succeed
11 2|       order of succession, the mnemonic movements are to one another
12 2|     sometimes by starting from mnemonic loci. The cause is that
13 2|     among all things is a good mnemonic starting-point from which
14 2|  perception, and because their mnemonic movements are, from the