what language is this in? nosce te ipsum?

is it in ancient greek orr latin? i know what it means know thyself i just would like to know which language its in. and if anyone knows any other sayings like this one in any ancient language feel free to share=]

IT is definately latin. im in 9th grade and im a 3rd year latin student and that is latin. It means know thyself and it was inscripted at the Temple of Apollo at Delphi. Hope this helped.

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