500-401 BC (5th Century BC)

Pericles
 

495 - 429 BC
Acropolis of Athens.

Herodotus
 

484 - 425 BC
Historian.

Socrates
 

470 - 399 BC
Philosopher.

Thucydides
 

460 - 400 BC
Historian.

Xenophon
 

431 - 350 BC
Historian.

Dionysius I the Elder
 

430 - 367 BC
Master of Syracuse.

Plato
 

428 - 347 BC
Academy.

Cyrus the Younger
 

423 - 401 BC
Darius' son.

400-301 BC (4th Century BC)

Demosthenes
 

384 - 322 BC
Orator.

Aristotle
 

384 - 322 BC
Greek philosopher.

Philip II of Macedon
 

382 - 336 BC
King of Macedonia.

Antigonus I Monophthalmus
 

382 - 301 BC
Lost the other eye in 301 BC.

Darius III Codommanus
 

... - 330 BC
Persian king.

Ptolemy I Soter
 

367 - 282 BC
One of Alexander's successors.

Lysimachus
 

360 - 281 BC
One of Alexander's successors.

Seleucus I Nicator
 

358 - 281 BC
One of Alexander's great generals.

Cassander
 

358 - 297 BC
One of Alexander's successors.

Alexander III the Great
 

356 - 323 BC
Conquered the whole world in a decade.

Pyrrhus
 

319 - 272 BC
King of Epirus.

300-201 BC (3rd Century BC)

Hamilcar Barca
 

285 - 228 BC
First Punic War.

Hannibal
 

247 - 183 BC
Punic Elephants across the Alps.

Antiochus III
 

242 - 187 BC
Antiochus the Great.

Hasdrubal
 

... - 207 BC
Carthaginian general.

Philip V
 

238 - 179 BC
King of Macedonia.

Scipio Africanus the Elder
 

236 - 183 BC
Hero of the Battle of Zama.

200-101 BC (2nd Century BC)

Polybius
 

200 - 118 BC
History of Rome.

Scipio Africanus the Younger
 

185 - 129 BC
Destroyer of Carthage.

Sulla, Lucius Cornelius (Felix)
 

138 - 78 BC
Roman dictator.

Mithradates VI Eupator
 

131 - 63 BC
Pontus.

Crassus, Marcus Licinius
 

115 - 53 BC
The one who killed Spartacus.

Pompey the Great
 

106 - 48 BC
Financially very comfortable.

Cicero, Marcus Tullius
 

106 - 43 BC
Tully.

Spartacus
 

... - 71 BC
Gladiator.