Person / Groups

• '>60 bishops'
• '170,000' clerics
• '302 bishops'
• '334 bishops'
• 'Arian' presbyter
• 'certain persons'
• 'Fathers'
• 'principal bishops'
• 'the believers in Antioch'
• 'the monks of the east'
• 'the orthodox in Emesa'
• 'the orthodox'
• 11 bishops of Egypt
• 160 Eastern bishops
• 19 presbyters and deacons from Alexandria
• 300 of the clergy of Theodosius
• 40 lay people
• 46 Bishops from the Vandal Kingdom
• 70 Amidene monks
• a Goth
• a priest at the church of Vibo Valentia
• Aaron of Arsamosata
• Abbess in Arles
• Abra of Poitiers
• Abutherius
• Acacius
• Acacius of Beroea
• Acacius of Caesarea
• Acacius of Constantinople
• Actius
• Acylinus of Barbalissos in Syria Euphratensis
• Addai the Chorepiscopus
• Adelphius of Onouphis
• Adherents of Eusebius
• Adherents of Patrophilus
• administrative and military officials, the leading professors, the clergy and many religious
• Adolia
• Aelia Eudocia
• Aelia Eudoxia
• Aelia Galla Placidia
• Aelia Pulcheria
• Aelia Sophia
• Aelius Palladius
• Aemilianus
• Aetius of Antioch
• African bishops
• African Bishops (in Prosper)
• African clergy
• African clerics (4,966)
• Agapetos
• Agapetus
• Agapitus of Rome
• Agathodaemon
• Agathodorus of Isba
• Agathus
• Agelius
• agentes in rebus
• Al-Mundhir III
• Alaricus II
• Albanus
• Alexander
• Alexander Acoemetes
• Alexander of Abila
• Alexander of Alexandria
• Alexander of Corinth
• Alexander of Hierapolis
• Alexander of Khonokhora
• Alfius
• all orthodox bishops of Macedonia
• all the bishops in Palestine
• All the bishops of Campania
• Alypius
• Amantius
• Ambrosius of Milan
• Amidan monks
• Ammianus
• Ammonius
• Ammonius
• Ammonius of Pacnemunis
• Ammonius Parotes
• Ammonius the Scholastic of Bostra
• Amprucla
• Anagamphus
• Anastasia the Deaconess
• Anastasia the Hypatissa
• Anastasius
• Anastasius of Antioch
• Anatolius
• Anatolius
• Anatolius (brother of Timotheus of Alexandria)
• Anatolius of Adana
• ancilla Dei
• Andreas
• Andreas
• Andreas (cubicularius)
• Andreas the reader and notary
• Anianus of Antioch
• Anicia Faltonia Proba
• Anicia Iuliana
• Anonymi in Eleutheropolis
• anonymous bishop 1
• anonymous bishop 2
• anonymous exile in Mauretania
• anonymous in Arabissus
• anonymous recipient
• Anthemius
• Anthemius
• Anthemius
• Anthimus of Constantinople
• Antiochus
• Antiochus
• Antiochus
• Antiochus (presbyter)
• Antiochus of Ptolemais
• Antipatra
• Antonina
• Antoninus
• Antoninus (subdiaconus)
• Antonius
• Antonius of Aleppo
• Antonius of Tamalluma
• Anysius
• Aphthonius
• Apion
• Apollon (priest)
• Apollonius
• Apollus
• Aquilinus (vicarius)
• Arabius
• Archbishop of Amasea
• Archdeacon in Constantinople
• aristocrat from Alexandria sent by the comes
• Arius
• Arius of Petrae in Palestine
• around 500 clerics in Carthage, mostly lectors and children
• Arsacius of Tarsus
• Artemidorus
• Artemius
• Artisan in Amasea
• Asclepas of Gaza
• Asclepius of Edessa
• Asellus (bishop)
• Assembly of clerics in Armenia
• Associates of Rusticus and Felix
• Astericius
• Asterius
• Asterius of Arabia
• Asyncritia
• Athanasius
• Athenodorus
• Augentius
• Aurelius
• Aurelius Anicius Symmachus
• Aurelius of Carthage
• Aurelius of Riditio
• Auxentius of Milan
• auxiliaries
• Auxonius
• Band of clergy and Romans
• Barbarians in Syria
• Barsauma
• Barses of Edessa
• Basilina
• Basiliscus (martyr)
• Basilius
• Basilius of Ancyra
• Basilius of Caesarea
• Bassiana
• Bassidius Lauricius
• Bassus
• Benenatus
• Bishop in Mauretania Caesariensis
• bishop of Antinoopolis
• Bishop of Gangra
• Bishop of Patara
• Bishop of Philippopolis
• bishops in Egypt, Lybia and Alexandria
• Bishops addressed by John Chrysostom
• bishops and presbyters in prison
• Bishops faithful to John Chrysostom
• Bishops of Gaul
• bishops succeeding Ianuarius and Stephanus
• bishops who ordained successors of Ianuarius and Stephanus
• Bishops, presbyter and deacons in Chalcedon
• Boethos
• Bonifatius
• Bonifatius of Rome
• Bonosus
• boy in Amasea
• boys in Antinoopolis
• Bretannio of Tomi
• brethrens of Alexander Acoemetes
• Brison
• Brother of Ephraim of Amida
• Brumasius
• Brunhilda
• Builder in Amasea
• Byzus
• Caecilianus
• Caelestius
• Caesaria
• Caesaria
• Caesarius of Arles
• Calandion of Antioch
• Callepius
• Callistratus of Isauria
• Candidianus
• Cappadocian traders
• Carcadius
• Caretaker of Second Martyrion in Beirut
• Carissimus
• Carteria
• Carterius
• Carterius of Antaradus
• Cassian
• Castus
• Cataphrygians
• Catholic Visigothic Bishops
• Catulinus
• Chaerea
• Chalcidia
• Chamberlain accompanying Nestorius
• Chief of police in Constantinople
• Childebert II
• Chosroes I
• Chromatius of Aquileia
• Chrysaphius
• Chrysonius
• Chrystodorus
• Citizens and monks of Edessa
• Claudianus
• Claudianus (Donatist bishop)
• Clementinus
• Clementius
• clergy in Caesarea
• Clerics (brethren, presbyters and deacons)
• clerics and lifeguardsmen from Constantinople
• Clerics at Antioch
• clerics from Antioch, from the banks of the Euphrates, and from Cilicia, Galatia, and Asia
• Clerics of Carthage
• clerics of Ravenna
• Clerics supporting Basilius of Ancyra
• clerk
• Clotilde
• Columbanus
• Comitiolus
• Companions of Nestorius
• Companions, including a priest
• congregation in Kotiaeion
• congregation of Epidaurum
• congregation of Tarsus
• Conon of Tarsus
• Constantia
• Constantina
• Constantine
• Constantinus (defensor)
• Constantinus of Laodicea
• Constantius (priest)
• Constantius II
• Constantius of Alexandria
• Constantius of Milan
• Contumeliosus of Riez
• Coronius
• corporati and maiores regionum
• Crescens
• Crescens
• Crescens of Aquitana
• Crescentius
• Cresconius of Oea
• Crocus
• Crowd in Amasea
• Crowd in Carthage
• Crowd in Constantinople
• Crowd in Constantinople
• Crowd in Nicomedia
• Crowd of the clergy and many monks
• crowds from distant lands
• curator in Constantinople
• Cymatius of Gabala
• Cymatius of Paltus
• Cyprianus
• Cyprianus of Thuburbo Maius
• Cyprianus of Unizibira
• Cyriacus
• Cyriacus
• Cyriacus of Emesa
• Cyrillus (cleric in Amasea)
• Cyrillus of Jerusalem
• Cyrinus of Chalcedon
• Cyrus (deacon)
• Cyrus of Beroea
• Cytherius
• Dalmatius
• Dalmatius of Constantinople
• Damasus
• Danielis
• Datianus
• Daughter of Georgia
• daughter of pagan priest in Egyptian island
• Deacon sent by Damasus of Rome
• delegation to Rome
• Demetrius (bishop)
• Demetrius of Pisinum
• Demophilus of Constantinople
• Deputation from the Western Bishops
• Deputies of the Eastern bishops and of other priests
• Deumhabet
• Deuterius
• Diaconus
• Didymus
• Diogenes
• Dionysius of Elis
• Dionysius of Milan
• Diophantus
• Dioscorus
• Dioscorus
• Dioscorus (bishop)
• Dioscorus (presbyter)
• Dioscorus of Alexandria
• Doctor
• Domitius Modestus
• Domnica
• Domninus
• Domninus of Marcianopolis
• Donatianus presbyter
• Donatist clerics and ministers
• Donatists
• Donatists and heretics
• Donatus
• Dorotheus
• Dorotheus of Antioch
• Dorotheus of Marcianopolis
• Dracontius
• Dux and Comes of the Thebaid
• Eastern bishops
• Ecdicius Olympus
• Egidius of Reims
• Egyptian monks from Nitria
• Eleusius
• Eleuthera
• Eleutherus
• Elias of Jerusalem
• Eliseus of Sardis
• Elisha the prebyter and archimandrite
• Elpidius of Laodicea
• Emeritus (defensor)
• Ennodius
• Ennodius of Pavia
• Entrechius of Anazerbus
• Epagathus
• Eparchius Avitus
• Ephraim of Amida
• Epictetus
• Erennius
• Escort of Pulcheria
• Escorts of Nestorius
• Euagrius
• Eudaimonis
• Eudoxius of Antioch
• Euethius
• Euethius
• Eugenia
• Eugenius
• Eugenius
• Eugenius of Carthage
• Eulalius
• Eulalius of Antioch
• Eulogius
• Eulogius
• Eulogius (bishop)
• Eulysius of Bostra
• Eunomians, Arians, Macedonians, Apollinarians and other sects
• Eunomius of Cyzikus
• Eunomius of Samosata
• Euphemius of Aphrodisias
• Euphemius of Constantinople
• Euphrasius of Constantinople
• Euphration of Balaneae
• Euphronius
• Eupraxius
• Euricus
• Eusebia
• Eusebia (Empress)
• Eusebianus of Hadriane
• Eusebius
• Eusebius (eunuch)
• Eusebius of Ancyra
• Eusebius of Caesarea
• Eusebius of Dorylaeum
• Eusebius of Milan
• Eusebius of Nicomedia
• Eusebius of Samosata
• Eusebius of Vercelli
• Eusebius Pamphilus
• Eusebuna
• Eustace
• Eustathius
• Eustathius of Antioch
• Eustathius of Antioch (age of Constantine)
• Eustathius of Perrhe
• Eustathius of Sebaste
• Eustomius
• Eustratius of Sufes
• Euthalia
• Eutherius of Tyana
• Euthymius (presbyter)
• Eutrechius
• Eutropia
• Eutropius
• Eutropius of Adrianople
• Eutyches
• Eutychius (subdeacon in Alexandria)
• Eutychius of Constantinople
• Eutychius of Eleutheropolis
• Euzoius (deacon)
• Euzoius of Antioch
• Evagrius of Antioch
• Evolcius of Samosata
• Exitiosus
• Exuperantius of Tortona
• Faction that had deposed Acacius and his followers
• fanatical monks in Caesarea
• Fantinus
• Faustinus
• Faustinus
• Faustus
• Faustus of Milevi
• Felix
• Felix
• Felix
• Felix
• Felix
• Felix
• Felix
• Felix of Abbir Maius
• Felix of Hadrumetum
• Firminus
• Five nuns from Susan's convent
• Fl. Claudius Constantius Gallus
• Fl. Taurus Seleucus Cyrus
• Flavia Iulia Helena
• Flavianus
• Flavianus of Antioch
• Flavianus of Constantinople
• Flavius
• Flavius Anthemius Isidorus
• Flavius Appalius Illus Trocundes
• Flavius Arcadius
• Flavius Basiliscus
• Flavius Belisarius
• Flavius Caesarius
• Flavius Claudius Constantinus
• Flavius Claudius Iulianus
• Flavius Constantius (III)
• Flavius Eugenius
• Flavius Eutychianus
• Flavius Felicissimus
• Flavius Florentius
• Flavius Gratianus
• Flavius Honorius
• Flavius Ioannes ('the Cappadocian')
• Flavius Iulius Constans
• Flavius Jovianus
• Flavius Longinus
• Flavius Mauricius Tiberius
• Flavius Petrus Sabbatius Iustinianus
• Flavius Philippus
• Flavius Ricimer
• Flavius Theodosius
• Flavius Thomas Iulianus Chaereas
• Flavius Valens
• Flavius Valentinianus
• Flavius Valerius Constantinus
• Flavius Vitalianus
• Flavius Zenon
• Florentinus
• Florentinus of Clusium
• Florentius
• Florentius
• Florentius
• Florentius of Epidaurum
• Followers of Eunomius
• Followers of Eunomius and Montanus
• followers of Iovinianus
• followers of Ursicinus
• Fontius
• Fortunatianus
• Fortunatianus of Aquileia
• Fortunatus
• friends of Eusebius of Samosata
• Friends of John Chrysostom's
• Friends of John Chrysostom's in Constantinople
• Friends of Theodosius of Jerusalem
• Frontinus of Salona
• Fulgentius
• Gaianitians in Alexandria
• Gaianus of Alexandria
• Gaianus of Antioch
• Gaius of Thmouis
• Gaudentius of Brescia
• Gaudiosus of Naples
• Geiseric
• Gelasius of Rome
• Gemellus
• Gennadius (deacon)
• Gennadius of Constantinople
• George of Cappadocia
• Georgia
• Germinius of Sirmium
• Gerontius
• Gerontius
• Gerontius
• Glycerius
• Gothic monks
• Gregorius
• Gregorius Cyprianus
• Gregorius Magnus
• Gregorius of Antioch
• Gregorius of Cappadocia
• Gregorius of Elvira
• Gregorius of Lydia
• Gregorius of Nazianzus
• Gregorius Theodorus
• Guard in Constantinople
• Guard of Ioannes of Ephesus
• guard of Stephanus
• Guards
• Gulosus
• Gunthamund
• Guntram
• Habetdeum of Thamallula
• Habetdeum of Theudalis
• Hananya the presbyter
• Harmatius
• Helladius
• Helpidius of Kestroi
• Heortius
• Heracleides of Ephesus
• Heracliana
• Heraclianus
• Heraclides
• Herculius
• Hermes
• Hermogenes
• Heros of Arles
• Hesychius
• Hesychius of Salon
• Hierax
• Hieronymus
• Hilarion
• Hilarion of Neocaesarea
• Hilarius
• Hilarius
• Hilarius (ascetic)
• Hilarius of Poitiers
• Hilarus
• Hilderic
• Hirundinus
• Holy man in the desert
• Honorata
• Honoratus
• Horontius
• Huneric
• Husband of Honorata
• Hymnetius
• Hypatius
• Hypatius
• Ianuarius
• Ianuarius
• Ianuarius of Malaga
• Ibas of Edessa
• Ill man from Cumanus
• Ill man in Amasea
• Illus
• Illustris
• Imperial messenger
• Imperial messengers
• Imperial messengers
• Inhabitants of Scythopolis
• Innocentius of Rome
• Instantius
• Ioannes
• Ioannes
• Ioannes (abbot)
• Ioannes Chrysostomos
• Ioannes of Constantinople (fifth c.)
• Ioannes of Constantinople (sixth c.)
• Ioannes of Ephesus
• Ioannes of Harran
• Ioannes of Hemerion
• Ioannes of Hephaistopolis
• Ioannes of Horin
• Ioannes of Irenopolis
• Ioannes of Jerusalem
• Ioannes of Lydia
• Ioannes of Mopsuestia
• Ioannes of Sirmium
• Ioannes of Tadmur
• Ioannes Talaia
• Iohannes
• Iohannes
• Iohannes
• Iohannes (a bishop)
• Iohannes (defensor)
• Iohannes (monk)
• Iohannes Canopites
• Iohannes II of Rome
• Iohannes of Antioch
• Iohannes of Bostra
• Iohannes of Girona
• Iohannes of Paltus
• Iohannes of Ravenna
• Iohannes of Syracuse
• Iohannes of Tella
• Iohannes the Nazarite and 30 monks
• Iohannes the presbyter (1)
• Iohannes the presbyter (2)
• Iohannes the presbyter (3?)
• Iohannis, subdiaconus regionarius primae regionis
• Iona
• Iosephus
• Iovinianus
• Irenaeus
• Irenaeus
• Isaac
• Isaac (Donatist)
• Isaac the Scholastic
• Isaurians
• Isidora
• Isidorus
• Isidorus
• Isidorus (presbyter)
• Isidorus of Hermopolis
• Isidorus of Kenneshrin
• Isidorus of Qinnishrin
• Italica
• Iuliana
• Iulianus
• Iulianus
• Iulianus of Halicarnassus
• Iulius Nepos
• Iulius of Aegea
• Iulius of Rome
• Iustinus
• Iustinus II
• Iuvenalius of Jerusalem
• Jonathan
• Judge in Armenia
• Keepers
• Lampetius
• Lapsed priests, deacons or other clergy
• Latin bishops and priests
• Leo
• Leo (emperor)
• Leo of Catania
• Leo of Rome
• Leontia
• Leontius
• Leontius
• Leontius
• Leontius of Ancyra
• Liberatus
• Liberatus presbyter
• Liberius of Rome
• Liberius' brothers, the presbyters and fellow bishops of the east
• Licinia Eudoxia
• Licinianus
• Limenius
• Liuvigild
• Locrius Verinus
• Lucifer of Cagliari
• Luciferians
• Lucillus of Malta
• Lucillus of Verona
• Lucius
• Lucius (bishop)
• Lucius of Adrianopolis
• Lucius of Alexandria
• Luke of Anemurion
• Lupicina (Euphemia)
• Macarius (notarius?)
• Macarius of Alexandria
• Macarius of Egypt
• Macedonius II of Constantinople
• Macedonius of Constantinople
• magister militum in Antioch
• Magistrate in Carthage
• magistrianus
• Magistrus, friend of Macedonius
• Magna
• Magnus Maximus
• Malchus
• Manichaeans
• Manichaeans and Donatists
• Manichaeans and heretics
• many presbyters and deacons in Antioch
• Mar Aba I
• Marcella
• Marcellinus
• Marcellus
• Marcellus
• Marcellus
• Marcellus of Ancyra
• Marcianus
• Marcianus (emperor)
• Marcianus (tribunus)
• Marcianus (usurper)
• Marcus
• Marcus of Arethusa
• Marcus of Philae
• Marcus of Zygra
• Mare of Amida
• Mare of Doliche
• Marianus
• Marinianus
• Marion of Shura
• Maris
• Maris (bishop)
• Maris of Chalcedon
• Marius Mercator
• Maro
• Maro, Samuel and his sister
• Married couple in Amasea
• Martinus of Tours
• Marutha
• Maximianus
• Maximianus (Donatist)
• Maximianus of Constantinople
• Maximinus of Trier
• Maximus of Constantinople
• Melania the Elder
• Meletius of Antioch
• Meletius of Mopsuestia
• Melior
• Menas of Constantinople
• Menophanes of Antioch on the Maeander river
• Messenger
• messengers from bishop Pharetrius
• Messianus
• Micina
• Military Commander
• Military escort in Constantinople
• military guard
• Misael
• Mithraeus
• Monastic supporters of Eutyches, Carosus and Dorotheus
• Monk sent by John Chrysostom
• Monks and nuns in Syria
• Monks at Antioch
• Monks from Addai's monastery
• monks from Cynegica and Syria Prima
• Monks in Amasea
• Monks in Caesarea in Cappadocia
• monks in Constantinople
• Monks in Egypt
• Monks of Alexandria
• monks of Raboula
• Monks of Senoun
• monks of Syria Secunda
• Monks, Clergy and Laity who support Macedonius
• Monophysite bishops
• Monophysite monks
• Montius
• more than thirty bishops in Constantinople
• Mother of Abra of Poitiers
• Moysis (bishop)
• Moysis (presbyter)
• Muius
• multitude in Palmaria
• municipal guards
• Muritta
• Musicus
• Musonius
• Musonius of Thermae
• Namaea
• Narsis
• Natalis
• Nestorius
• Nicephorus of Sebasteia
• Nicolaus
• Nilammon
• Noblewomen of Rome
• Nomus
• Nonnus of Circesium
• Nonnus of Edessa
• Nonnus of Seleucia
• notarius in Alexandria
• notarius in Constantinople
• Nouneches (son of presbyter in Amasea)
• Novatus of Sétif
• Numerius
• Nun im Amasea with boy
• Nun in Amasea
• nun in Bethlehem
• Nuns in Scythopolis
• Officer of Valens
• Officers in Constantinople
• Officers of the prefect in Constantinople
• Olympias
• Olympus
• Onesicratia
• Opilio
• Orthodox bishops
• Osius of Cordoba
• other clergy
• other disciples of Antony
• Other Monks of Alexandria
• Otreius of Arabissus
• Otreius of Melitene
• Pagan priest in Egyptian island
• Pagans and heretics in Antioch
• Pagans in Egyptian island
• Paianius
• Palladius
• Palladius
• Palladius (bishop)
• Palladius of Helenopolis
• Pambo
• Pancratius
• Pancratius
• Panopropius of Seleucia
• Paphnutius
• Paphnutius (abbot)
• Parmenianus
• Partisans of Eudoxius at Antioch
• Party of Eutyches and Dioscorus
• Party of monks sent by Cyril
• Pascasius
• Pascasius
• Pascasius
• Pascentius
• Pastinatus
• Pastor (abbot)
• Paterius
• Patricius
• Patricius
• Patroclus of Arles
• Patrophilus of Scythopolis
• Paulinus of Antioch
• Paulinus of Forum Sempronii
• Paulinus of Trier
• Paulinus Solatinus
• Paulus
• Paulus
• Paulus (Alexandrian presbyter)
• Paulus I of Antioch
• Paulus of Alexandria
• Paulus of Alexandria Minor
• Paulus of Antioch
• Paulus of Callinicum
• Paulus of Constantinople
• Paulus of Edessa
• Paulus of Ephesus
• Paulus of Epiphania
• Paulus the deacon or presbyter
• Paulus the Jew of Antioch
• Peasant woman in Amasea
• Pelagius
• Pelagius (presbyter)
• Pelagius of Kalenderis
• Pelagius of Laodicea
• Pelagius of Rome
• Pentadia
• people and clergy of Rome
• People of Amblada
• People of Arles
• People of Ivrea
• People of Novara
• People of Rome
• People of Tortona
• People of Vercelli
• Peregrinus
• Peter of Alinda
• Peter of Melota
• Peter of Resh'ayna
• Peter of the Mandane
• Petronella
• Petrus
• Petrus (child in Amasea)
• Petrus (in Divona)
• Petrus Fullo
• Petrus Mongus
• Petrus of Alexandria
• Petrus of Apamea
• Petrus of Salona
• Pharetrius of Caesarea
• Philippus (presbyter)
• Philippus the presbyter
• Philippus the presbyter and monk
• Philo
• Philoxenus
• Philoxenus of Hierapolis/Mabug
• Phoebadius of Agen
• Phoenician presbyters and monks
• Photinus of Arsinoe
• Photinus of Sirmium
• Photius
• Photius
• Photius
• physician
• Pilgrims
• Plenius
• Polybius
• Population of Alexandria
• Porphyrius
• Porphyrius of Antioch
• Porphyrius of Rhosos
• Possessed man in Amasea
• Possidius of Calama
• Postumianus
• Praesidius of Sufetula
• Praetorian guards
• presbyter in Amasea
• presbyter of Martin
• Presbyters and deacons in Malta
• presbyters and ministers of Carthage
• priests adhering to John Chrysostom
• Priests in Poitiers
• Primasius of Hadrumetum
• Primosus
• Priscus
• Probinus
• Probinus of Saria, Milanus, Probianus and other pseudo-monks
• Probus
• Procla
• Proclus
• Proclus of Coloneia
• Proclus of Constantinople
• Procopius
• Proculus
• Proterius of Alexandria
• Protogenes
• Psais
• Psenosiris
• Psoes
• Pythiodorus
• Q. Sentius Fabricius Iulianus
• Quaestors, procurators and military commanders from Pontus
• Quodvultdeus
• Quodvultdeus of Carthage
• Reccared I
• Reparatus
• Reparatus of Carthage
• Restitutus
• Rhodanius of Toulouse
• Rhodon of Asia
• Roman presbyter
• Romanus (cleric at the church of Teano)
• Romanus of Ravenna
• Romanus of Sicily
• Romula
• Romulfus of Reims
• Romulus
• Ruffinus
• Rufinus
• Rufinus
• Rufinus of Vibo Valentia
• Rulers of the provinces
• Rusticus
• Sabiniana
• Sabinianus
• Sacconius
• Sagittarius of Gap
• Sallustius
• Sallustius
• Salunius of Embrun
• Salutaris
• Salvio
• Samuel
• Samuel (abbot)
• Saturninus
• Saturninus of Arles
• Scholasticus
• Scholasticus
• Sebastianus
• Sebastianus (presbyter)
• Secundianus of Mimiana
• Secundus of Ptolemais
• Seleucia
• Seleucus
• Seleucus
• Serapion of Heracleia
• Sergius
• Sergius
• Sergius (notary)
• Sergius of Cyrrus
• Serras
• Servant of Ioannes of Ephesus
• servant woman
• Servatius of Tongern
• Servus Dei
• Severa
• Severiana
• Severianus
• Severianus of Ceramussa
• Severianus of Gabala
• Severus
• Severus
• Severus of Antioch
• Shenoute
• Shmuni
• Sidocus
• Sidonius Apollinaris
• Sight impaired man in Amasea
• Silvanus
• Silvanus of Tarsus
• Silverius of Rome
• Silvina
• Simeon
• Simplicius of Bourges
• Simplicius of Rome
• Siricius of Rome
• Slave of Eusebius of Samosata
• Soldiers
• Soldiers in Constantinople
• Soldiers in Taposiris
• Some bishops and a presbyter from Cyzicus
• some people in Alexandria
• Son of artisan in Amasea
• Son of builder in Amasea
• son of Cyrillus
• Son of peasant woman in Amasea
• Son of woman in Euchaita
• Sopater
• Sophronius
• Sophronius
• Sophronius
• Sophronius of Constantia / Tella
• Speciosus
• Sperantius
• Staff at vineyard
• Stephanus
• Stephanus
• Stephanus
• Stephanus (notary)
• Stephanus (presbyter)
• Stephanus of Antioch
• Stephanus of Cyprus
• Stewards of Macedonius
• Stilas
• Studius
• Suitor of Abra of Poitiers
• Sunna
• supporters of Meletius in Antioch
• Susanna
• Symeon
• Symmachus
• Syncellus of the patriarch in Constantinople
• Syrian bishops
• Syrus
• Ten Nicaean and ten 'heretical' bishops
• The bishop of Gangra
• the destitute of Cucusus and Arabissus
• the Holy Convents of Virgins of Christ
• The ill and infirm
• the orthodox assembled in the church of Hirtha dNu'man
• the orthodox assembled in the church of the city of Anbar
• the orthodox clergymen and laymen in Antioch
• The poor in Scythopolis
• The sick and possessed
• Thecla the Countess
• Theodogild
• Theodolus
• Theodora
• Theodora (empress)
• Theodore
• Theodoretus of Cyrrhus
• Theodorus
• Theodorus
• Theodorus
• Theodorus
• Theodorus (in Gangra)
• Theodorus (physician)
• Theodorus of Cebarsussi
• Theodorus of Olbia
• Theodosius
• Theodosius (dux)
• Theodosius (son of Maurice)
• Theodosius II
• Theodosius of Alexandria
• Theodosius of Jerusalem
• Theodosius of Scythopolis
• Theodotus
• Theodotus
• Theodotus
• Theodotus (deacon)
• Theodotus (presbyter)
• Theodotus of Antioch
• Theognis of Nicaea
• Theophilus
• Theophilus (deacon)
• Theophilus (presbyter)
• Theophilus of Alexandria
• Theophronius
• Theopistus (deacon)
• Theosebius of Ephesus
• Theuderic II
• Thomas
• Thomas (notary)
• Thomas of Damascus
• Thomas of Dara
• Thomas of Germanicia
• Thomas of Yabrud
• Thomas the Armenian
• Thrasamund
• three groups of imperial messengers
• Thyrsus
• Tiberianus
• Tiberius Constantinus
• Tigrinus
• Tigrius
• Timotheus (presbyter)
• Timotheus Aelurus of Alexandria
• Timotheus Basilicus (Salophacialus)
• Timotheus of Constantinople
• Timotheus of Maroneia
• Tranquillinus
• Turbo
• Twelve bishops from the Antioch area
• two presbyters and three deacons
• Uldida
• Up to 15 bishops at the council of Arminium
• Urbanus of Girba
• Urbicius
• Urbicus
• Ursacius of Singidunum
• Ursicinus of Rome
• Valens
• Valens of Mursa
• Valentinianus III
• Valentinus
• Valerianus of Avensa
• Valerius
• Vandals
• Venerius
• Venerius of Milan
• Verus
• Vettius Agorius Praetextatus
• Viator
• Vicentius of Capua
• Vicis of Sabratha
• Victor
• Victor
• Victor
• Victor
• Victor
• Victor of Palermo
• Victor of Philadelphia
• Victor of Tunnuna
• Victor of Vita
• Victor the presbyter
• Victoria
• Victorianus
• Victorinus
• Victorinus comes of Auvergne
• Vigilius of Rome
• Villagers from Mendis
• Vincentius
• Vincentius
• Vindaonius Magnus
• Vindemius
• Vindicianus
• Virgins
• Vitalianus
• Vitus
• Volusianus
• Woman in Antioch
• Woman in Euchaita
• women supporting Basilius of Ancyra
• Xystus, subdiaconus regionarius regionis sextae
• Young attendant in Constantinople
• Young man in Amasea
• Young musician in Amasea
• Z'ura
• Zeno
• Zenobius of Zephyria
• Zeuxis of Alabanda
• Zoilus