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Quote by Chilon of Sparta

“If you confer a benefit, never remember it; if you receive one, never forget it.”

Quote by Chilon of Sparta

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Chilon of Sparta

Chilon of Sparta was a figure who lived from 620 BC to 471 BC. He is a mysterious character in the history of Sparta, with his identity and life story remaining unclear. Chilon left a deep impression on the history of ancient Greece, but detailed information about him is scarce. more

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