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(Greek Historian)
Timaeus, a Greek historian, was exiled from Sicily by the tyrant Agathocles, which led him to settle in Athens. In Athens, he focused on scholarly pursuits, particularly historical writings. Timaeus is best known for his comprehensive work, the 38-part "Histories," which offered valuable insights into different events and cultures. He also made significant contributions to chronology by compiling a detailed list of Olympic Games winners, establishing a dating method based on these ancient sporting events.
