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 1 1| demonstrations. For in the latter case, though we do not for the
 2 1|    animals, but probably, in that case, no mortal beings would
 3 1|        memory; since, even as the case stands, it is not an attribute
 4 1|           organs), so that in the case of the former the presented
 5 1|          of Koriskos, and in that case the experience involved
 6 1|       painted figure - (so in the case of memory we have the analogous
 7 1|          and we doubt whether the case is or is not one of memory.
 8 1|          The opposite (sc. to the case of those who at first do
 9 2|        that the method is in each case the same, that is, one hunts
10 2|        resembles also that in the case of words, tunes, or sayings,
11 2|      abnormally large, as. is the case with dwarfs, have abnormally