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[59] ita nihil est aliud discere1 nisi recordari. Ego autem maiore2 etiam quodam modo memoriam admiror. quid est enim illud quo3 meminimus, aut quam4 habet vim aut unde naturam?5 non quaero, quanta memoria Simonides fuisse dicatur, quanta Theodectes, quanta6 is, qui a Pyrrho7 legatus ad senatum est missus, Cineas,8 quanta nuper Charmadas,9 quanta, qui modo fuit, Scepsius10 Metrodorus, quanta noster Hortensius: de communi hominum11 memoria loquor, et eorum maxume qui in aliquo maiore studio et arte versantur, quorum quanta mens sit, difficile est existimare; ita multa meminerunt.

1 discere ex scire Kc

2 maiore V1 ( add.c）

3 quo ς quod X

4 que R1 quam Rc

5 natam Lb. ξιμωνιδηξ X

6 quantas R1

7 pyrro G pirro K1

8 ceineas X

9 carmadas G

10 scepsius V (e corr.?) secpsius GKR (e scespius1）

11 hominum ς omnium

Tusculanae Disputationes. M. Tullius Cicero. M. Pohlenz. Leipzig. Teubner. 1918.

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