Know yourself, according to legend, is one of the three proverbs engraved in the temple of Apollo at Delphi, and it is also the most famous one. The traditional interpretation of this sentence is to persuade people to have self-knowledge.
The Temple of Apollo Epicuriusat Bassae, also known as Delphi site, highlights the architectural style of ancient Greece because of its far-reaching historical influence, reflecting the beliefs of ancient Greece and leaving many clues for future generations to understand history.
It is located in Basai, Peloponnesus, Greece. It was built by the tyrant Lygdami in the 6th century BC, but the project was too huge and arduous to be completed until now. In the end, even the marble used to build the temple was replaced by the castle.