Chalcedonian Christianity edit

• Church of Rome (complete list) –

• Anastasius I, Pope (399–401)
• Innocent I, Pope (401–417)
• Zosimus, Pope (417–418)
• Boniface I, Pope (418–422)
• Celestine I, Pope (422–432)
• Sixtus III, Pope (432–440)
• Leo I the Great, Pope (440–461)
• Hilarius, Pope (461–468)
• Simplicius, Pope (468–483)
• Felix III, Pope (483–492)
• Gelasius I, Pope (492–496)
• Anastasius II, Pope (496–498)
• Symmachus, Pope (498–514)

• Church of Constantinople (complete list) –

• John Chrysostom, Archbishop (398–404)
• Arsacius of Tarsus, Archbishop (404–405)
• Atticus, Archbishop (406–425)
• Sisinnius I, Archbishop (426–427)
• Nestorius, Archbishop (428–431)
• Maximianus, Archbishop (431–434)
• Proclus, Archbishop (434–446)
• Flavian, Archbishop (446–449)
• Anatolius –

• Archbishop of Constantinople (449–451)
• Patriarch of Constantinople (451–458)

• Gennadius I, Patriarch of Constantinople (458–471)
• Acacius, Patriarch of Constantinople (471–488)
• Fravitas, Patriarch of Constantinople (488–489)
• Euphemius, Patriarch of Constantinople (489–495)
• Macedonius II, Patriarch of Constantinople (495–511)

• Church of Alexandria (complete list) –

• Theophilus I, Patriarch of Alexandria (385–412)
• Cyril I, Patriarch of Alexandria (412–444)

• Athanasius II Kelitis, Patriarch of Alexandria (490–496)
• John II the Monk, Patriarch of Alexandria (496–505)

• Church of Antioch (complete list) –

• Flavian I, Patriarch of Antioch (399–404)
• Porphyrus, Patriarch of Antioch (404–412)
• Alexander, Patriarch of Antioch (412–417)
• Theodotus, Patriarch of Antioch (417–428)
• John I, Patriarch of Antioch (428–442)
• Domnus II, Patriarch of Antioch (442–449) – deposed at Ephesus II
• Maximus, Patriarch of Antioch (449–455)
• Basil of Antioch, Patriarch of Antioch (456–458)
• Acacius of Antioch, Patriarch of Antioch (458–461)
• Martyrius, Patriarch of Antioch (461–469)

• Peter the Fuller (469/470–471), Non-Chalcedonian supported by Zeno

• Julian, Patriarch of Antioch (471–476)

• Peter the Fuller (476), Non-Chalcedonian supported by Basiliscus
• John II Codonatus (476–477), Non-Chalcedonian

• Stephanus II, Patriarch of Antioch (477–479)
• Calendion, Patriarch of Antioch (479–485)

• Peter the Fuller (485–488), Non-Chalcedonian supported by Zeno

• Palladius, Patriarch of Antioch (488–498)
• Flavian II, Patriarch of Antioch (498–512)

• Church of Jerusalem –

• Juvenal –

• Bishop of Jerusalem (422–451)
• Patriarch of Jerusalem (451–458)

• Anastasius I, Patriarch of Jerusalem (458–478)
• Martyrius, Patriarch of Jerusalem (478–486)
• Sallustius, Patriarch of Jerusalem (486–494)
• Elias I, Patriarch of Jerusalem (494–516)

Rabbinic Judaism edit

• Nasi of the Sanhedrin

• Raban Gamaliel VI, Nasi (c.400–425)

• Babylon

• Ravina I, prominent Talmudist and Rabbi (?–420)
• Rav Ashi, prominent Talmudist and Rabbi (352–427)
• Mar bar Rav Ashi, prominent Talmudist and Rabbi (c.430–c.465)
• Ravina II, prominent Talmudist and Rabbi (?–474/499)
• Rav Rahumi III, prominent Talmudist and Rabbi (c.465–c.500)

• Religious leaders by year

• http://www.rulers.org/relig.html