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c. 428–348 BC

Plato

Ancient Greek philosopher

c. 80years, roughly
71%of the people on this site died younger

Plato was born in about 428 BC and died in about 348 BC, so lived for roughly 80 years. Only the years are known, so treat this as a rough guide.

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Dates are from Wikidata (free to use under CC0), last updated 22 October 2026. Only the years are known for this person, so the ages here are approximate. Dates in old records are sometimes disputed.

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