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570-495 BC
Pythagoras
Pythagoras of Greece (570 to 495 BC). He was the first true mathematician. He believed that all things have personalities and colors.

484-425 BC
Homer, Greek poet
Homer (484–425 BC) was the ancient Greek poet and author of epic poems. He influenced Western ideas and thought.

470-399 BC
Socrates
Socrates was born in Athens Greece. He was a teacher, a philosopher and the founder of moral and of Western philosophy. His student Plato mentored Aristotle who mentored Alexander the Great.

427–347 BC
Plato
Plato is considered the Western world’s most influential philosopher and founded it’s 1st higher learning academy.

384-322 BC
Aristotle
Our concepts of words like energy and form come from Aristotle who is the founder of western philosophy.

365-300 BC
Euclid
A Greek mathematician Euclid is the founder or father of geometry and developed Euclidean geometry.

356-323 BC
Alexander the Great
By endless military campaigning Alexander amassed a great empire throughout Africa and Asia and India.

287-211 BC
Archimedes
Archimedes was a Greek genius, inventor and mathematician. He developed the study of hydrostatics.

247-184 BC
Hannibal of Carthage
Hannibal of Carthage one of the greatest military commanders in history. His campaign crossing the Alps with war elephants in one of the most dramatic events in ancient warfare.