Foreword by George Manousopoulos , philologist - writer, Secretary General of the Society of Greek Philologists.

This book consists of 8 sections. The first section refers generally to the "Seven Wise Men" of Ancient Greece and their era, which is distinguished by remarkable spiritual events. Various explanations are given for their selection and for the selection as the first of them, Thales of Milesius, the father of Theoretical Geometry. In the same section quotes from the seven sages are mentioned which are also contained in the holy books of the Christian Religion.

Each of the next 7 sections contains the life and every kind of work of the respective sage, as well as his quotes that taught and are teaching humanity. Particular emphasis was placed on the Physico-mathematical work of Thalos, which is accompanied by the testimonies of Geminus of Rhodium and Proclus.