Talk:Ex pede Herculem

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Translation and origin of maxim

I tidied this section up a bit. Most importantly, I corrected the English translation. I also made it clear that the Greek biographer Plutarch's account of Pythagoras' experiment actually comes to us via the Roman author Aulus Gellius. Plutarch's account does not survive. Ifnkovhg 04:32, 3 September 2007 (UTC)[reply]

Talk:Ex pede Herculem

Translation and origin of maxim

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