Part 1: On humility, self-control, self-knowledge, self-respect, and self-restraint

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Dgblugi-dgblyn j k m aj tt.
The mad dog, and the person who behaves like a mad dog, both make it impossible for one to know the real dog.
(He who acts like a dog makes himself the equal of a dog.)

Ddk lern dk; jnk l lgn.
The elephant has only chosen to remain silent; to the elephant belongs the forest.
(The mighty need not proclaim their importance.)