Who Was Alive

Who was alive in AD 428?

41 of the people we track were surely alive in AD 428. 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 Hippo74
  2. Pope Leo I28–40
  3. Pope Gelasius I17–18
  4. Pope Sixtus III35–40
  5. Pope Simplicius5–10
  6. Saint Patrick40–45
  7. Theodosius II27
  8. Pope Hilarius10–15
  9. Cyril of Alexandria51–52
  10. Mesrop Mashtots64–68
  11. Nestorius38–48
  12. Valentinian III9
  13. Zeno2–3
  14. Gaiseric38–39
  15. Flavius Aetius28–38
  16. Marcian35–36
  17. Leo I24–29
  18. Proclus16
  19. Theodoric I34–35
  20. Petronius Maximus29–34
  21. Avitus33
  22. Anthemius7–8
  23. Libius Severus7–8
  24. Bahram V22
  25. Socrates of Constantinople45–51
  26. Galla Placidia41–42
  27. Genevieve4–5
  28. Macrobius55–60
  29. John Cassian68
  30. Chlodio32–37
  31. Pulcheria29
  32. Euric7–8
  33. Theodoric II2
  34. Priscus15–20
  35. Thorismund8–9
  36. Simeon Stylites36–41
  37. Sozomen25–31
  38. Aelia Eudocia19–28
  39. Ricimer23
  40. Peter Chrysologus47–48
  41. Movses Khorenatsi15–20

Where the people alive in AD 428 were born

The 41 best known of those alive in AD 428. Each dot is a birthplace from Wikidata (33 of 41 placed); tap one to open that person.
Birthplaces as a list