What do great people say before they die?

Before passing away, many world-famous figures said their last words before dying to show wisdom and wisdom.

Mathematician Archimedes said his last words before his death famously went down in history: 'Stay away from my diagram, man!'. Archimedes was killed during the Second Punic War.

According to historian Plutarch, a soldier approached Archimedes and asked Archimedes to go with him to Marcellus. However, Archimedes refused to leave until he had solved the problem he was working on. In anger, this soldier killed Archimedes.

The last sentence before death of philosopher Karl Marx is full of philosophy with the content: 'Last words are only for fools who have never said enough'.

The famous American comedian Groucho Marx with the last words before his death: "There is no way to live anymore".

Musician Bob Marley went down in history with the last words before his death that made many people think: "Money can't buy life".

The scientist Charles Darwin expressed his attitude towards death with his last meaningful last words: "I have no fear of death". Pictured is a diagram of Charles Darwin in 1837.

France's Queen Marie Antoinette said her last words to her executioner after she accidentally stepped on his foot while climbing the scaffold to carry out a beheading sentence that read: 'Sorry. I didn't do it on purpose."

The famous French seer Michel de Nostradamus is famous for his last words before he died predicting himself: "People will not see me alive at dawn".

Theoretical physicist Richard Feynman (pictured right) made history with the last words: 'I hate to die twice. It's so boring'.

Napoleon Bonaparte, French military and political leader with a meaningful last sentence: 'France, army, head of army, Joséphine'.

Famous Renaissance painter Raphael with his unfinished last words: "Happiness.". Before Raphael could finish saying his last words to his friends, he passed away.