Ancient Carthage
c. 814–146 BCE
Phoenician city in North Africa that became a great sea power and rival of Rome.
- Type
- Era
- Date
- c. 814–146 BCE
- Place
- Tunisia
Who was alive during Ancient Carthage
- Hesiod c. 750–c. 650 BCE, poet
- Jeremiah c. 650–c. 570 BCE, prophet
- Nebuchadnezzar II c. 642–562 BCE, king
- Zoroaster (By Zoroastrian tradition) c. 628–c. 551 BCE, prophet
- Thales of Miletus c. 624–c. 546 BCE, philosopher
- Laozi c. 571–c. 471 BCE, philosopher
- Xenophanes c. 570–c. 478 BCE, philosopher
- Gautama Buddha c. 563–c. 483 BCE, spiritual leader
- Sophocles c. 497–c. 406 BCE, playwright
- Mozi c. 470–c. 391 BCE, philosopher
- Democritus c. 460–c. 370 BCE, philosopher
- Hippocrates c. 460–c. 370 BCE, physician
- Xenophon c. 430–c. 354 BCE, historian
- Plato c. 428–c. 348 BCE, philosopher
- Diogenes c. 412–323 BCE, philosopher
- Chanakya c. 375–c. 283 BCE, political thinker
- Mencius c. 372–c. 289 BCE, philosopher
- Theophrastus c. 371–c. 287 BCE, philosopher
- Zhuang Zhou c. 369–c. 286 BCE, philosopher
- Ptolemy I Soter 367–282 BCE, pharaoh
- Seleucus I Nicator c. 358–281 BCE, king
- Aristarchus of Samos c. 310–c. 230 BCE, astronomer
- Eratosthenes c. 276–c. 194 BCE, mathematician
- Cato the Elder 234–149 BCE, statesman