MEMORY Copy link • MEMORYThe faculty, memoria: natural memory, naturalis memoria (opposed to artificiosa memoria; Vid: Auct. ad Her., 3, 16, 29): a system of artificial memory: artificium memoriae (Auct., ad Her., 3, 16, 28): an excellent memory, memoria singularis: a retentive memory, memoria tenax: to have a good memory, memoria valere, vigere: a liar ought to have a good memory, mendacem memorem esse oportet (Quint., 4, 2, 91; Apul., Apol., p. 318, 32): not to have a good memory, *parum valere memoria: my memory fails me, memoria mihi non constat; memoria labat; memoria labor; memoria me deficit: aliquid mihi non suppetit: to have in memory, in memoria habere, tenere, memoria complecti: to retain in memory, in memoria custodire; memoriam alicujus rei retinere: to impress upon the memory, memoriae tradere, mandare, committere, (strongly) memoriae inrigere: to commit to memory, memoriae mandare, tradere, committere, infigere: to repeat or recite from memory, memoriter pronunciare, recitare; ex memoria exponere: to recal a thing to the memory of another, alicui aliquid revocare, reducere in memoriam; recognoscere aliquid cum aliquo: to recal a thing to one’s own memory, reminiscendo recognoscere: to banish from one’s memory, aliquid ex memoria deponere; memoriam alicujus rei deponere or abjicere; evellere aliquid e memoria. Remembrance, memoria: to leave a memory of his name, memoriam sui relinquere: to cherish the memory of [Vid: CHERISH]. A memorial, monument, monumentum.