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I know that I do not know anything (in ancient Greek "ἕν οἶδα ὅτι οὐδὲν οἶδα" hén oȋda hóti oudèn oȋda, and in Latin "scio me nihil scire") is a maxim attributed to the Greek philosopher Socrates.
It is also known as the literal translation of the ancient Greek which gives "I know only one thing, it is that I do not know anything".
We find this famous adage in Plato in the Apology of Socrates (21d), and in the Menon (80d 1-3).
Michel de Montaigne was inspired by Socrates based in particular on this maxim. Related articlechange code
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