μνημον-ευτός · mnēmon-eutos — LSJ
that can be remembered, objects of memory
that can be remembered: τὰ μ. objects of memory, Arist. Rh. 1367a24, 1370b1, Mem. 449b9, 450a24.
The corpus record
μνημον-ευτός
mnemoneutos
that can be remembered
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Where it lives
- De Memoria et Reminiscentia 2 · 8.32/10k
- Rhetoric 2 · 0.47/10k
What it meant
In the wild
- μνημονευτὰ · mnēmoneuta Aristotle, De Memoria et Reminiscentia (DIORISIS sentence 11)
- μνημονευτά · mnēmoneuta Aristotle, De Memoria et Reminiscentia (DIORISIS sentence 2)
- μνημονευτά · mnēmoneuta Aristotle, Rhetoric 1
- μνημονευτὰ · mnēmoneuta Aristotle, Rhetoric 1
Where it came from
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