Editing Archaic Greece (section)

=== BORN BETWEEN ~649 - 601 BCE ===

* [[Periander]] (~635-585 BCE) - tyrant of '''Corinth''' and one of the [[Seven Sages]], known for his contributions to Corinth's prosperity.
* [[Alcaeus]] (~620-580 BCE) - Lyric poet from '''Mytilene''' in <u>Lesbos</u>, known for his political and personal poetry.
* [[Pittacus]] (~650-570 BCE) - One of the [[Seven Sages]], noted for his wise rule as a '''tyrant'''.
* [[Anacharsis]] (~620-570 BCE) - Scythian philosopher who traveled to '''Athens''', became a legendary figure for his wisdom and outsider's perspective on Greek customs.
* [[Sappho]] (~610-570 BCE) - One of the first known women poets, famous for her lyric poetry expressing personal emotions and feelings.
* [[Aesop]] (~620-564 BCE) - Legendary figure known for his fables, which were used to teach ethical lessons.
* [[Solon]] (~630-560 BCE) - Athenian statesman, lawmaker, and poet known for his reforms laying the foundations for Athenian democracy.
* [[Stesichorus]] (~630-555 BCE) - Lyric poet known for his innovative narrative style in choral poetry.
* [[Epimenides]] (~620-550 BCE) - Semi-mythical poet and prophet from <u>Crete</u>, considered one of the [[Seven Sages]] by some accounts.
* [[Anaximander]] (~610-546 BCE) - Pre-Socratic philosopher who made early contributions to cosmology, biology, and cartography.
* [[Thales of Miletus|Thales]] (~624-545 BCE) - Pre-Socratic philosopher of '''Miletus''' on <u>Asia Minor</u>, mathematician, and astronomer, considered the first philosopher in the Greek tradition.
* [[Bias]] (~610-530 BCE) - One of the [[Seven Sages]] of Greece, noted for his wisdom.