Pausanias (geographer)

Second-century AD Greek geographer renowned for his Description of Greece.

Chronology: 110 – 180

Origins & Early Journey

Ardashir I — Contemporary (Born in 180) (180): Founder of the Sasanian Empire, establishing the last great dynasty of ancient Iran.
Aulus Gellius — Contemporary (Died in 180) (180): Second-century Roman author and grammarian, known for his compilation, the Noctes Atticae.
Lucian — Contemporary (Died in 180) (180): Second-century Syrian satirist and rhetorician known for his witty Greek works.
Ignatius of Antioch — Contemporary figure (Died in 108) (108): Pioneering early Christian writer and Patriarch of Antioch, known for his martyrdom letters.
Simon the Zealot — Contemporary figure (Died in 107) (107): One of the twelve apostles of Jesus, known by multiple names.
Pliny the Younger — Contemporary figure (Died in 113) (113): Roman lawyer, author, and magistrate whose correspondence illuminates Imperial life.
Yamato Takeru — Contemporary figure (Died in 113) (113): Semi-legendary Japanese prince, son of Emperor Keikō, celebrated in ancient chronicles.
Decebalus — Contemporary figure (Died in 106) (106): Last King of Dacia, famed for three wars against the Roman Empire.
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