Biography

Aristotle was the first ancient philosopher who would rely on science and logic.

He produced numerous scrolls in various fields of science.

He convened the Council of Nicaea I - an assembly of the Christian bishops of the Roman Empire at Nicaea in Bithynia (a historical land in Asia Minor, on the Black Sea, in present-day Turkey), which lasted from July 19-25, 325.

Tesla and Edison were in constant conflict.

With so much support among Rome's low and middle classes, Caesar set about reforming the state. Laws prepared by him were aimed at centralizing power and unifying the Roman provinces.

Her breakthrough was a lead solo performance in Michael Fokine’s “The Dying Swan” in 1905.

Dali was the third Salvador in the family.

Jane Austen was an expert at brewing spruce beer.

Oppenheimer's team developed two bomb designs.

After becoming the Duchess of Cambridge, Kate had to choose which initiatives she wanted to support.