Who Was Alive

Who was alive in AD 260?

37 of the people we track were surely alive in AD 260. The best known are listed first, with the age each reached that year; a range such as 17–21 means the birth year itself is uncertain.

Died in AD 260: Saloninus.

  1. Plotinus55
  2. Diocletian11–20
  3. Aurelian46
  4. Pope Dionysius57–63
  5. Diophantus57–63
  6. Arius1–10
  7. Anthony the Great9
  8. Constantius Chlorus10
  9. Valerian60–62
  10. Mani42–46
  11. Pope Marcellus I5
  12. Helena, mother of Constantine I8–12
  13. Saint Valentine85–86
  14. Claudius Gothicus46
  15. Gallienus40–44
  16. Porphyry of Tyre24–29
  17. Saint Sebastian3–8
  18. Maximian10–20
  19. Probus28
  20. Galerius2
  21. Tacitus60–61
  22. Quintillus48
  23. Agatha of Sicily25
  24. Zenobia17–23
  25. Carus36–40
  26. Florianus28
  27. Iamblichus12–17
  28. Carinus10
  29. Lactantius17–23
  30. Numerian6
  31. Gregory the Illuminator21
  32. Saloninus17 or 18 †
  33. Pope Alexander I of Alexandria10
  34. Paul of Thebes31–36
  35. Dionysius of Alexandria70
  36. Liu Hui32–37
  37. Arnobius5

Where the people alive in AD 260 were born

The 37 best known of those alive in AD 260. Each dot is a birthplace from Wikidata (34 of 37 placed); tap one to open that person.
Birthplaces as a list