Who Was Alive

Who was alive in AD 360?

47 of the people we track were surely alive in AD 360. 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.

Born in AD 360: John Cassian.

  1. Augustine of Hippo6
  2. Jerome12–17
  3. John Chrysostom5–16
  4. Ambrose18–23
  5. Julian29
  6. Theodosius I13
  7. Basil of Caesarea30–31
  8. Gregory of Nazianzus29–31
  9. Athanasius of Alexandria64
  10. Pope Damasus I54–55
  11. Martin of Tours23–44
  12. Pope Liberius47–52
  13. Pope Siricius25–26
  14. Constantius II43
  15. Ammianus Marcellinus27–32
  16. Pope Anastasius I19–20
  17. Valentinian I39
  18. Valens31–32
  19. Jovian29
  20. Ephrem the Syrian51–56
  21. Shapur II50–51
  22. Hilary of Poitiers44–45
  23. Ausonius50
  24. Gratian1
  25. Ulfilas48–54
  26. Cyril of Jerusalem44–49
  27. Stilicho1
  28. Epiphanius of Salamis42–47
  29. Samudragupta25
  30. Faxian20–23
  31. Aurelius Victor37–42
  32. Magnus Maximus25
  33. Kumārajīva15–16
  34. Saint Monica28
  35. Pelagius3–8
  36. Prudentius12
  37. John Cassianborn
  38. Libanius43–48
  39. Mary of Egypt13–19
  40. Emperor Nintoku70
  41. Ardashir II40–50
  42. Athanaric41–42
  43. Evagrius Ponticus12–17
  44. Saint Marinus85
  45. Macarius of Egypt58–60
  46. Eugenius15
  47. Ermanaric67–72

Where the people alive in AD 360 were born

The 47 best known of those alive in AD 360. Each dot is a birthplace from Wikidata (41 of 47 placed); tap one to open that person.
Birthplaces as a list