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Numa Pompilius
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Numa Pompilius

King of Rome

Born 21 April 753 BC · died 671 BC, aged 81 or 82

Who was alive at the same time as Numa Pompilius?

  1. Amos, 814–740 BC
  2. Sargon II, c. 765 – 705 BC
  3. Ahaz, 763–727 BC
  4. Hoshea, 759–723 BC
  5. Numa Pompilius, 753–671 BC
  6. Sennacherib, c. 745 – 681 BC
  7. Tullus Hostilius, 710–642 BC
  8. Archilochus, 688 – c. 645 BC
  9. Ashurbanipal, 685–631 BC
  10. Ancus Marcius, 675–616 BC

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When Numa Pompilius was born, Amos was 60 or 61, Ahaz was 9 or 10 and Hoshea was 5 or 6.

When Numa Pompilius died, Ashurbanipal was 13 or 14, Archilochus was 16 or 17 and Ancus Marcius was 3 or 4.

Born during Numa Pompilius’s lifetime: Ashurbanipal, Archilochus, Sennacherib, Tullus Hostilius and Ancus Marcius.

Not quite contemporaries: Amon of Judah was born about 6 years after Numa Pompilius died.

Where Numa Pompilius’s contemporaries were born

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