Alaric I
Visigoth
King of the Visigoths. A symbol of barbarism, he plundered Rome, which even Attila had not done and thus earned for himself a place in the annals of barbarism.
Individuals who have had a major impact on the History of Values including our picks for the Top 100
Contemporaries
| 346–395 | Theodosius I |
| 387–459 | St. Simeon Stylites |
| ?–380 | Samudragupta |
| 348–410 | Prudentius |
| 340–385 | Priscillian |
| 390–461 | St. Leo I |
| 375–415 | Hypatia |
| 291–371 | St. Hilarion |
| 390–477 | Genseric |
| 375–454 | Eutyches |
| 304–384 | St. Damasus I |
| 376–444 | Cyril of Alexandria |
| 315–386 | St. Cyril of Jerusalem |
| 329–379 | St. Basil |
| 406–453 | Attila |
| 296–373 | St. Athanasius |
| 339–397 | St. Ambrose |
