Who Was Alive

Who was alive in AD 400?

42 of the people we track were surely alive in AD 400. 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 Hippo46
  2. Hypatia37–42
  3. Jerome52–57
  4. John Chrysostom45–56
  5. Pope Leo I0–12
  6. Pope Sixtus III7–12
  7. Pope Boniface I27–32
  8. Pope Anastasius I59–60
  9. Saint Patrick12–17
  10. Honorius16
  11. Arcadius23
  12. Cyril of Alexandria23–24
  13. Mesrop Mashtots36–40
  14. Nestorius10–20
  15. Gaiseric10–11
  16. Flavius Aetius0–10
  17. Marcian7–8
  18. Claudian27–32
  19. Theodoric I6–7
  20. Petronius Maximus1–6
  21. Avitus5
  22. Constantius III28–32
  23. Stilicho41
  24. Epiphanius of Salamis82–87
  25. Faxian60–63
  26. Orosius12–17
  27. Kumārajīva55–56
  28. Pelagius43–48
  29. Socrates of Constantinople17–23
  30. Galla Placidia13–14
  31. Tao Yuanming35
  32. Prudentius52
  33. Macrobius27–32
  34. John Cassian40
  35. Synesius29–30
  36. Chlodio4–9
  37. Pulcheria1
  38. Mary of Egypt53–59
  39. Martianus Capella37–43
  40. Simeon Stylites8–13
  41. Sigeric18–32
  42. Peter Chrysologus19–20

Where the people alive in AD 400 were born

The 42 best known of those alive in AD 400. Each dot is a birthplace from Wikidata (38 of 42 placed); tap one to open that person.
Birthplaces as a list