| A | B |
|---|
| Rameses | one of the last effective rulers of the New Kingdom |
| Moses | leader and lawgiver of the Hebrews |
| Alexander the Great | conquerer of Greece and ancient Middle East |
| Alfred the Great | West Saxon king |
| Aristotle | Greek philosopher |
| Augustus | first Roman emperor |
| Julius Ceasar | Roman general, statesman and historian |
| Charlemagne | Frankish king who was dedicated to spreading Christianity in Europe |
| Winston Churchhill | British prime mister during World War II |
| Herodotus | Greek historian known as the father of history |
| Henry IV | holy Roman emperer |
| Joan of Arc | French military leader and heroine |
| Plato | Greek philosopher and author "The Republic" |
| Socrates | Greek philosopher |
| Jesus | on of the world's great religious leaders, believed to be the Son of God |
| Archimedes | physicist and mathematician |
| Homer | Greek epic poet who wrote the "Iliad" and the "Odyssey" |
| Marcus Aurelius | the last of the good emperors |
| Gregory VII | Pope who was involved in a struggle over authority with the Holy Roman Emperor |
| Constantine | Roman Emperor |
