Sulpicia (satirist)

A 1st-century Roman poet and satirist, known for her frank love poetry.

Chronology: 100 – 100

Origins & Early Journey

Apollonius of Tyana — Contemporary (Died in 100) (100): Central Neopythagorean philosopher known for mystical travels and alleged miracles.
Bartholomew the Apostle — Contemporary (Died in 100) (100): One of the twelve apostles of Jesus, traditionally associated with Nathanael.
Clement of Rome — Contemporary (Born in 100) (100): First Apostolic Father and Bishop of Rome in the late 1st century.
Decebalus — Contemporary (Born in 100) (100): Last King of Dacia, famed for three wars against the Roman Empire.
Hillel the Elder — Contemporary (Died in 100) (100): Founding sage of the House of Hillel, pivotal in developing the Mishnah and Talmud.
James, brother of Jesus — Contemporary (Born in 100) (100): A foundational leader of the early Christian community in Jerusalem.
John the Apostle — Contemporary figure (Died in 99) (99): A foundational apostle, author of the Gospel of John and Revelation.
Nerva — Contemporary figure (Died in 98) (98): Roman Emperor (AD 96-98) who restored liberties and adopted Trajan.
Ban Chao — Contemporary figure (Died in 102) (102): Eastern Han general, diplomat, and explorer who controlled the Western Regions.
Saint Timothy — Contemporary figure (Died in 97) (97): First Bishop of Ephesus and early Christian evangelist from Asia Minor.
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