The story of The Choice of Hercules used to be called, from Prodicus (of Ceos, not Chios) Hercules Prodicius.  Suidas says that the title of the work quoted was Ωραι.  The allegory is given at length in Xenophon’s Memorabilia (II. i. 21) in Dion Chrysostom’s Regnum, and in Cicero (De Officiis i. 32), who refers to Xenophon.  It is imitated in the Somnium of Lucian.