Who Was Alive

Who was alive in AD 363?

48 of the people we track were surely alive in AD 363. 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 363: Julian.

  1. Augustine of Hippo9
  2. Hypatia0–5
  3. Jerome15–20
  4. John Chrysostom8–19
  5. Ambrose21–26
  6. Julian31 †
  7. Theodosius I16
  8. Basil of Caesarea33–34
  9. Gregory of Nazianzus32–34
  10. Athanasius of Alexandria67
  11. Pope Damasus I57–58
  12. Martin of Tours26–47
  13. Pope Liberius50–55
  14. Pope Siricius28–29
  15. Ammianus Marcellinus30–35
  16. Pope Anastasius I22–23
  17. Valentinian I42
  18. Valens34–35
  19. Jovian32
  20. Ephrem the Syrian54–59
  21. Shapur II53–54
  22. Hilary of Poitiers47–48
  23. Ausonius53
  24. Gratian4
  25. Ulfilas51–57
  26. Cyril of Jerusalem47–52
  27. Stilicho4
  28. Epiphanius of Salamis45–50
  29. Samudragupta28
  30. Faxian23–26
  31. Aurelius Victor40–45
  32. Magnus Maximus28
  33. Kumārajīva18–19
  34. Saint Monica31
  35. Pelagius6–11
  36. Prudentius15
  37. John Cassian3
  38. Libanius46–51
  39. Mary of Egypt16–22
  40. Emperor Nintoku73
  41. Ardashir II43–53
  42. Martianus Capella0–6
  43. Athanaric44–45
  44. Evagrius Ponticus15–20
  45. Saint Marinus88
  46. Macarius of Egypt61–63
  47. Eugenius18
  48. Ermanaric70–75

Where the people alive in AD 363 were born

The 48 best known of those alive in AD 363. Each dot is a birthplace from Wikidata (42 of 48 placed); tap one to open that person.
Birthplaces as a list