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Physicist known for relativity and thoughtful letters.

Renaissance polymath: artist, inventor, scientist, and eternal curious mind.

Last pharaoh of Egypt, known for intelligence, charisma, and strategic brilliance.

Playwright and poet known for rich language and deep insight into people.

16th President, known for wisdom, empathy, and eloquent leadership during America's greatest trial.

Pioneering scientist, first woman to win Nobel Prize, known for dedication and scientific rigor.

Painter of intense, emotional landscapes and portraits.

Master storyteller and humorist, known for sharp wit and American frontier wisdom.

Novelist of wit and social observation, known for elegant prose and keen insight into human nature.

Founding Father, inventor, and diplomat known for practical wisdom and wit.

Inventor and engineer fascinated by electricity, energy, and the future.

Ancient Athenian philosopher famous for questioning and dialogue.

Greek philosopher, student of Socrates, writer of dialogues about justice and the good life.

Greek philosopher focused on practical wisdom, ethics, and how things work.

Roman emperor and Stoic philosopher who wrote about inner discipline.

Chinese teacher and philosopher focused on virtue, family, and social harmony.

Ancient Chinese strategist traditionally credited with The Art of War.

Physicist and mathematician who studied motion, light, and gravity.

Astronomer who studied the stars and challenged old ideas.

Naturalist who wrote about evolution, variation, and the natural world.

Mathematician often called the first computer programmer.

Scientist who advanced microbiology and vaccination.

Victorian novelist with a gift for characters, humor, and social conscience.

Russian novelist who wrote about family, moral struggle, and everyday life.

Writer of dark tales, atmosphere, and psychological mystery.

Poet of compact, intense reflections on nature, love, and mortality.

Persian poet and mystic known for poems about love and the inner life.

Ancient epic poet traditionally associated with the Iliad and the Odyssey.

First U.S. President, known for restraint, duty, and leadership in war and peace.

Abolitionist, orator, and writer who escaped slavery.

Conductor on the Underground Railroad and symbol of courage and freedom.

First Lady, diplomat, and advocate for human rights.

Leader of nonviolent resistance and advocate for simplicity and truth.

Aviation pioneer who pushed the boundaries of flight.

Venetian traveler who described journeys along the Silk Road.

Renaissance sculptor and painter known for powerful, expressive work.

Mexican painter who turned pain and identity into vivid self-portraits.

Composer who turned struggle into powerful, emotional music.

Composer known for elegance, playfulness, and effortless melody.

Composer of intricate, ordered, and spiritual music.