Forgetfulness (n.) is produced by the invention itself, which lets souls rely on marks alien to themselves.
Forgetfulness (n.) makes learning labor in vain, and whoever labors in vain ends by hating both himself and the work.
Forgetfulness (n.) is the River of Unheeding, whose water no vessel can hold; those not saved by reason drink more than their measure and forget everything.
Forgetfulness (n.) is how a world decays: left to itself it follows its maker's teaching less keenly as time goes on, until its old disorder comes into full flower.
Forgetfulness (n.) is a weight: a soul that fails to see the truth and takes on a burden of forgetfulness and wrongdoing sheds its wings and falls to earth.