Arrange the following philosophical perspectives on time in the order they were developed, from earliest to most recent: A) Plato's Theory of Time, B) Antiphon's Concept of Time, C) Newton's Absolute Time, D) Einstein's Relativity.

Antiphon’s brief idea about time, written around 400 B. C. , predates Plato’s more systematic theory that emerged a few decades later, so his perspective is the earliest. Plato’s view, articulated in the *Republic* and other dialogues, builds on Antiphon’s notions and introduces the idea of time as a moving image of eternity. Much later, in 1687, Isaac Newton formalized absolute time in his Principia, treating time as a universal, unchanging backdrop for all motion.