Who Was Alive

Who was alive in AD 303?

35 of the people we track were surely alive in AD 303. 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 303: Saint Vitus.

  1. Constantine the Great29–33
  2. Diocletian54–63
  3. Athanasius of Alexandria7
  4. Arius44–53
  5. Eusebius35–40
  6. Anthony the Great52
  7. Constantius Chlorus53
  8. Pope Marcellus I48
  9. Helena, mother of Constantine I51–55
  10. Saint Lucy18–23
  11. Catherine of Alexandria16–21
  12. Licinius38–43
  13. Maximian53–63
  14. Galerius45
  15. Saint Barbara30
  16. Maxentius25
  17. Agnes of Rome10–15
  18. Iamblichus55–60
  19. Lactantius60–66
  20. Maximinus Daza33
  21. Pappus of Alexandria11–15
  22. Margaret the Virgin8–14
  23. Gregory the Illuminator64
  24. Pope Alexander I of Alexandria53
  25. Pachomius the Great11
  26. Paul of Thebes74–79
  27. Saint Pantaleon20–26
  28. Emperor Nintoku13
  29. Januarius31
  30. Saint Nino7
  31. Arnobius48
  32. Saint Marinus28
  33. Macarius of Egypt1–3
  34. Ermanaric10–15
  35. Saint Vitus12 or 13 †

Where the people alive in AD 303 were born

The 35 best known of those alive in AD 303. Each dot is a birthplace from Wikidata (32 of 35 placed); tap one to open that person.
Birthplaces as a list