Recall

In what remains we must first investigate the subject of memory and of memory's process.

End of Chapter 7 and end of On Sensation and the Sensible Recording in memory of Mitchell Edwards Chapter one of On Memory and Recollection in Parva Naturalia by Aristotle, translated by William Alexander Hammond.

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Recording by Geoffrey Edwards.

But sometimes they occur in one way, and sometimes in another.

It is possible for the same individual to learn and discover the same thing twice.

Recollection, then, must differ from learning and discovery, and there is need of greater initial latitude here than is the case with learning.

Recollection is affected when one suggestion succeeds another in natural order.