| Hint | Answer | % Correct | |
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| Athens | Witty philosopher who was sentenced to death | Socrates | 100%
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| Macedon | His son, who became emperor of Persia and began the Hellenistic age | Alexander III | 98%
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| Macedon | Teacher of the above, immense philosopher, mathematician and naturalist | Aristotle | 95%
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| Athens | His pupil, often considered the most influential thinker in history | Plato | 95%
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| Asia Minor | Philosopher-mystic whose mathematical cult continued for centuries after his death | Pythagoras | 85%
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| Magna Graecia | Mathematician from the same town known for the exclamation "Eureka!" | Archimedes | 80%
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| Sparta | King who famously died defending Greece from a Persian invasion | Leonidas | 80%
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| Macedon | Mighty king who put all of Greece under his boot | Philip II | 78%
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| Athens | The first historian | Herodotus | 68%
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| Asia Minor | Lesbian poetess | Sappho | 68%
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| Athens | His successor, often considered the greatest tragedian | Sophocles | 59%
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| Athens | Shrewd politician that always wore a helmet | Pericles | 54%
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| Athens | He punished all crimes by execution | Draco | 49%
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| Athens | Athens' wisest lawgiver | Solon | 49%
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| Asia Minor | The first philosopher | Thales | 49%
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| Athens | Earliest known writer of tragedies | Aeschylus | 39%
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| Athens | Historian of the Peloponnesian war credited for his advanced insights and intellect | Thucydides | 37%
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| Asia Minor | Obscure philosopher whose ideas about fire and motion are still ardently studied | Heraclitus | 34%
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| Sparta | Man (perhaps mythically) credited with creating the laws of Sparta | Lycurgus | 24%
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| Magna Graecia | Thinker who believed that motion is an illusion and is credited with the oldest preserved philosophic argument | Parmenides | 24%
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| Asia Minor | Poet famed for his celebration of love and drinking | Anacreon | 12%
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| Sparta | General who died in the war against Athens and became venerated as a demigod | Brasidas | 7%
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| Sparta | Perhaps Greece's oldest lyric poet | Alcman | 5%
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| Magna Graecia | Brutal tyrant of Syracuse at whose court Damocles served | Dionysius I | 5%
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