Hierius

Roman emperor from 364 to 375

Roman emperor

Ancient Greek women philosopher and mystic

Greek philosopher

Neoplatonist philosopher

5th c. CE neoplatonic philosopher

Neoplatonist philosopher

Philosopher and writer

Late 1st/early 2nd century Greek Platonist philosopher, historian, biographer and essayist

Neoplatonist philosopher

Ancient greek philosopher

Neoplatonist philosopher

Ancient Greek philosopher

Ancient Greek mathematician and philosopher

Roman philosopher

pre-Socratic Greek philosopher

Ancient greek philosopher

Roman writer

Ancient greek philosopher

Philosopher

Ancient Greek philosopher

Ancient greek philosopher

Athenian statesman, son of Melesias

A person erroneously called Plutarch

Philosopher

Greek philosopher

Stoic philosopher

Athenian legislator

Neoplatonist philosopher

Greek astronomer

Sicilian Tyrant

Ancient Greek philosopher

Greek historian and admiral

Cynic philosopher

Roman official (vicarius Africae)

Ancient Greek rhetorician

Roman official (praefectus praetorio Orientis)

Ancient Roman politician

Neoplatonist philosopher from Sikyon

Vir clarissimus

Civil servant

Politician (0425-0432)

Roman philosopher, brother of Hierios

Politician

Vir gloriosissimus in the 6th century

Roman prefect

Greek rhetor; son of Ablabius

Roman military

Praeses of Euphratēsía