Nicias
Greek
Political and military leader. Ambitious but vain and incompetent, he led the Athenians in their disastrous campaign against Syracuse.
Political and military leader. Ambitious but vain and incompetent, he led the Athenians in their disastrous campaign against Syracuse.
435–354 BCE | Xenophon |
460–400 BCE | Thucydides |
469–399 BCE | Socrates |
556–468 BCE | Simonides of Ceos |
490–421 BCE | Protagoras |
428–347 BCE | Plato |
495–429 BCE | Pericles |
515–445 BCE | Parmenides |
fl. c. 450–? BCE | Leucippus |
436–338 BCE | Isocrates |
fl. 450 BCE | Hippias of Elis |
460–377 BCE | Hippocrates |
485–425 BCE | Herodotos |
?–460 BCE | Heraclitus |
460–370 BCE | Democritus |
fl. 450 BCE | Aspasia |
448–388 BCE | Aristophanes |
445–365 BCE | Antisthenes |
500–428 BCE | Anaxagoras |
525–456 BCE | Aeschylus |