Antisthenes
Greek
Thinker and pupil of Socrates. He is credited, along with his own pupil Diogenes, with founding the famous Cynic school of Athens. (See Diogenes.)
Individuals who have had a major impact on the History of Values including our picks for the Top 100
Contemporaries
| 435–354 BCE | Xenophon |
| 460–400 BCE | Thucydides |
| 496–406 BCE | Sophocles |
| 469–399 BCE | Socrates |
| 490–421 BCE | Protagoras |
| 428–347 BCE | Plato |
| 382–336 BCE | Philip II |
| 495–429 BCE | Pericles |
| 515–445 BCE | Parmenides |
| ?–413 BCE | Nicias |
| 436–338 BCE | Isocrates |
| 460–377 BCE | Hippocrates |
| 485–425 BCE | Herodotos |
| 485–380 BCE | Gorgias |
| 480–406 BCE | Euripides |
| 410–320 BCE | Diogenes of Sinope |
| 397–? BCE | Dionysius the Younger |
| 383–322 BCE | Demosthenes |
| 460–370 BCE | Democritus |
| 448–388 BCE | Aristophanes |
| 384–322 BCE | Aristotle |
| 500–428 BCE | Anaxagoras |
