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Chronology of ancient Greek mathematicians
c.
624 BC
- c.
546 BC
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Thales
585 BC
-
525 BC
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Anaximenes of Miletus
c.
582 BC
–
507 BC
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Pythagoras
c.
490 BC
- c.
420 BC
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Oenopides of Chios
480 BC
-
411 BC
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Antiphon the Sophist
465 BC
-
398 BC
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Theodorus of Cyrene
c.
450 BC
- c.
370 BC
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Democritus
c.
417 BC
–
369 BC
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Theaetetus (mathematician)
410 BC
/
408 BC
-
355 BC
/
347 BC
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Eudoxus of Cnidus
400 BC
-
350 BC
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Thymaridas
c.
390 BC
- c.
320 BC
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Dinostratus
384 BC
–
322 BC
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Aristotle
380 BC
320 BC
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Menaechmus
370 BC
-
300 BC
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Aristaeus the Elder
c.
370 BC
– c.
300 BC
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Callippus
c.
360 BC
- c.
290 BC
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Autolycus of Pitane
340 BC
–
278 BC
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Polyaenus of Lampsacus
c.
323 BC
- c.
283 BC
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Euclid
c.
287 BC
–
212 BC
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Archimedes
c.
280 BC
- c.
220 BC
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Conon of Samos
276 BC
-
194 BC
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Eratosthenes
c.
262 BC
– c.
190 BC
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Apollonius of Perga
c.
190 BC
– c.
120 BC
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Hipparchus
c.
160 BC
– c.
100 BC
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Theodosius of Bithynia
c.
150 BC
- ?
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Perseus (geometer)
1st century BC
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Geminus
c.
60
-
120
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Nicomachus
c.
70
– c.
135
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Theon of Smyrna
c.
70
- c.
140
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Menelaus of Alexandria
c.
200
/
214
– c.
284
/
298
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Diophantus
c.
290
- c.
350
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Pappus of Alexandria
c.
335
- c.
405
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Theon of Alexandria
c.
370
-
415
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Hypatia of Alexandria
c.
412
-
485
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Proclus
c.
420
-
480
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Domninus of Larissa
c.
480
-
540
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