Saint Peter
c. 1–c. 65
Apostle of Jesus, regarded as the first pope by Catholics.
Saint Peter (c. 1–c. 65) was an apostle, born in Bethsaida and died in Roma.
These dates follow tradition and are not established historical facts.
- Known as
- Apostle
- Category
- Religious Figures
- Born
- c. 1, Bethsaida
- Died
- c. 65, Roma
Alive at the same time as Saint Peter
- Augustus 63 BCE–14 CE, emperor
- Ovid 43 BCE–17 CE, poet
- Pontius Pilate c. 12 BCE–c. 37 CE, Roman governor
- John the Baptist c. 6 BCE–c. 30 CE, prophet
- Jesus c. 4 BCE–c. 30 CE, religious leader
- Seneca the Younger c. 4 BCE–65 CE, philosopher
- Paul the Apostle c. 5–c. 65, apostle
- Boudica c. 30–c. 61, queen
- Nero 37–68, emperor
- Plutarch c. 46–c. 120, biographer
- Rabbi Akiva c. 50–135, rabbi
- Epictetus c. 50–c. 135, philosopher
Portrait: Peter Paul Rubens, Public domain.
