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 1 1|        at once a picture and a likeness: that is, while one and
 2 1|   either as a picture, or as a likeness. Just in the same way we
 3 1|    something else, e.g. as its likeness, it is also a mnemonic token.
 4 1|      in the picture as being a likeness, and without having (at
 5 1| Koriskos, contemplates it as a likeness of Koriskos, and in that
 6 1|       in the painting, it is a likeness, presents itself as a mnemonic
 7 1|     contemplates what is not a likeness as if it were a likeness.~
 8 1|       likeness as if it were a likeness.~Mnemonic exercises aim
 9 1|       whatever it may be) as a likeness, and not as out of relation.~
10 1|     presentation, related as a likeness to that of which it is a