A new series of notebooks inspired by 10 iconic ancient sayings. Each notebook is accompanied by a brief, carefully crafted text in both Greek and English. This series serves as a small companion for reflection, ideal for those seeking daily inspiration. With elegant aesthetics and content that blends knowledge and meaning, these notebooks make a thoughtful gift or a personal reminder that a few words written centuries ago can still hold timeless truths.

All I know with certainty is that I do not know

Socrates, ancient Greek philosopher
(470/469 BC – 399 BC)

En oida oti ouden oida

"This phrase, attributed to Socrates, captures with remarkable clarity the ethos and essence of Socratic philosophy. Though frequently misinterpreted as a claim of ignorance or resignation from thought, “all I know with certainty is that I do not know” in fact recognizes, in earnest, the limitations of human knowledge. The philosopher does not exclude the possibility of wisdom. He does deny the assumption that it is a given or a steadfast possession..."