"Do not let your tongue outrun your sense."

Chilon (600 - 560)
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About Chilon

Chilon of Sparta was a renowned ancient Greek statesman and one of the Seven Sages of Greece. He held various political roles in Sparta and gained a reputation for his wisdom and moral integrity. Chilon's teachings often focused on virtues such as temperance, justice, and self-control, embodying the ideals of Spartan society. His sayings were recorded and passed down through the generations, contributing to his enduring legacy in the realm of Greek philosophy.

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