Who Was Alive

Who was alive in AD 386?

43 of the people we track were surely alive in AD 386. 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.

  1. Augustine of Hippo32
  2. Hypatia23–28
  3. Jerome38–43
  4. John Chrysostom31–42
  5. Ambrose44–49
  6. Theodosius I39
  7. Gregory of Nazianzus55–57
  8. Martin of Tours49–70
  9. Pope Siricius51–52
  10. Pope Boniface I13–18
  11. Ammianus Marcellinus53–58
  12. Pope Anastasius I45–46
  13. Honorius2
  14. Arcadius9
  15. Cyril of Alexandria9–10
  16. Mesrop Mashtots22–26
  17. Ausonius76
  18. Claudian13–18
  19. Valentinian II15
  20. Constantius III14–18
  21. Stilicho27
  22. Epiphanius of Salamis68–73
  23. Faxian46–49
  24. Aurelius Victor63–68
  25. Magnus Maximus51
  26. Kumārajīva41–42
  27. Saint Monica54
  28. Pelagius29–34
  29. Socrates of Constantinople3–9
  30. Tao Yuanming21
  31. Prudentius38
  32. Macrobius13–18
  33. John Cassian26
  34. Synesius15–16
  35. Libanius69–74
  36. Mary of Egypt39–45
  37. Emperor Nintoku96
  38. Martianus Capella23–29
  39. Evagrius Ponticus38–43
  40. Sigeric4–18
  41. Peter Chrysologus5–6
  42. Macarius of Egypt84–86
  43. Eugenius41

Where the people alive in AD 386 were born

The 43 best known of those alive in AD 386. Each dot is a birthplace from Wikidata (39 of 43 placed); tap one to open that person.
Birthplaces as a list