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21 Periander bade him ask Chersias, for Chersias, he said, knew and was present when Cypselus consecrated the building; but Chersias said with a smile, No, I will not tell until I learn from our friends here what significance they give to the precepts, For information about these famous precepts reference may be made to Plato, Protagoras, p. 343 B, and Charmides, p. 165 A; Aristotle, Rhetoric, ii. 12, 14: Pausanias, x. 24. 1; Plutarch, Moralia, 116 C, 385 D, and 511 B, and De vita et poesi Homeri, 151. Avoid extremes and Know thyself, and, in particular, that one which has kept many from marrying, and many from trusting, and some even from speaking, and this is it: Give a pledge, and mischief attends.

21 What need of us to tell you that? said Pittacus; since for this long time you have been praising the stories which Aesop has composed touching each of them, as it seems.

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