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| Alexander the Great | A great general from Macedonia who conquered Greece and became the most successful general in world history. |
| Socrates | An early Greek philosopher who used a questioning method to teach people how to think and learn. He was later executed for his ideas. |
| Hippocrates | A Greek doctor who studied the human body and developed a famous oath doctors still use to today. |
| Xerrxes | A Persian leader and general who attacked Greece in 480 B.C. He believed he was a God. |
| Sybl | A common name given to Greek Psychics or oracles. These women were used to predict the future. |
| Euclid | A Greek mathematician who created geometry. |
| Homer | An early Greek historian who wrote the Iliad and the Odyssesy. |
| Aristotle | A Greek student of Plato who developed the scientific method. This helped others test theories or hypotheses. |
| King Minos | King of the early Greek Minoan Civilization. |
| Oracle | A type of Greek psychic used to predict the future. |
| Zeus | The King of the Greek Gods. |
| Hades | A Greek God of the under world or hell. |
| Helen | A Greek queen who ran away with a Prince from Troy. Her escaping caused the Trojan War. |
| King Leonidas | A Greek king from Sparta who helped defend the Greek mainland from an attack by the Persians and Xerxes. |
| Hera | The Greek Queen of the Gods. |
| Aphrodite | Goddes of Love & beauty. |
