Roman Empire
27 BCE–476 CE
Mediterranean empire ruled by emperors.
- Type
- Era
- Date
- 27 BCE–476 CE
- Place
- Mediterranean
Who was alive during Roman Empire
- Augustus 63 BCE–14 CE, emperor
- Ovid 43 BCE–17 CE, poet
- Pontius Pilate c. 12 BCE–c. 37 CE, Roman governor
- John the Baptist c. 6 BCE–c. 30 CE, prophet
- Seneca the Younger c. 4 BCE–65 CE, philosopher
- Saint Peter c. 1–c. 65, apostle
- Paul the Apostle c. 5–c. 65, apostle
- Plutarch c. 46–c. 120, biographer
- Epictetus c. 50–c. 135, philosopher
- Rabbi Akiva c. 50–135, rabbi
- Zhang Heng 78–139, astronomer
- Ptolemy c. 100–c. 170, astronomer
- Marcus Aurelius 121–180, emperor
- Galen 129–c. 216, physician
- Nagarjuna c. 150–c. 250, philosopher
- Origen c. 185–c. 253, theologian
- Mani 216–c. 274, prophet
- Constantine the Great c. 272–337, emperor
- Faxian 337–c. 422, pilgrim
- Augustine of Hippo 354–430, theologian
- Hypatia c. 360–415, philosopher
- Saint Patrick c. 385–c. 461, missionary
- Attila c. 406–453, ruler
- Bodhidharma c. 440–c. 528, monk