Menaechmus

Ancient Greek mathematician credited with discovering conic sections and solving the problem of doubling the cube.

Chronology: 380 BC – 320 BC

Origins & Early Journey

Darius III — Contemporary (Born in -380) (-380): The last Achaemenid King of Kings of Persia, reigning from 336 to 330 BC.
Bindusara — Contemporary (Born in -320) (-320): Second Mauryan Emperor of Magadha, father of Ashoka, ruled c. 297–273 BCE.
Antigonus I Monophthalmus — Contemporary figure (Born in -382) (-382): Macedonian general who founded the powerful Antigonid dynasty.
Aristotle — Contemporary figure (Born in -384) (-384): Founding father of the Peripatetic school, whose works spanned science and philosophy.
Demosthenes — Contemporary figure (Born in -384) (-384): Master orator of ancient Athens, whose speeches shaped 4th-century Greek politics.
Aristophanes — Contemporary figure (Died in -385) (-385): Master of Old Comedy, whose plays satirized Athenian life and politics.
Philip II of Macedon — Contemporary figure (Born in -385) (-385): King of Macedon who reformed its army and dominated Ancient Greece.
Chanakya — Contemporary figure (Born in -375) (-375): Legendary Brahmin advisor to Chandragupta Maurya and founder of the Mauryan Empire.
Gorgias — Contemporary figure (Died in -375) (-375): Sicilian Sophist, Philosopher, and Master of Rhetoric from Leontinoi.
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