memoria: recordatio (the former = memory; the latter, recollection). (The words are found in this connection and order.) recordatio et memoria. A constant, perpetual remembrance, memoria sempiterna, aeterna, or immortalis; memoria diuturna: a fresh remembrance, memoria recens: to keep in remembrance, memoria custodire, tenere aliquid; memoriam alicujus rei servare, conservare, retinere (of anything); memoriam alicujus colere (of a person): to retain a grateful remembrance of anybody, gratissimam alicujus memoriam retinere: to keep anything fresh in remembrance, recenti memoria tenere aliquid: to have or keep anything always in remembrance, immortali memoria retinere aliquid: to keep a person always in remembrance, aeternam or sempitemam alicujus memoriam servare: he will everywhere be had in everlasting remembrance, in omnium gentium sermonibus ac mentibus semper haerebit, numquam ulla de eo obmutescet vetustas: to bring anything again into remembrance, to renew the remembrance of a thing, memoriam alicujus rei revocare, renovare, redintegrare, repraesentare: to destroy the remembrance of anything, tollere memoriam alicujus rei; aliquid e memoria evellere: to erect a statue in remembrance of anybody, laudis ut maneat memoria statuam alicui ponere. Vid: also, MEMORY.