| Libaniusrhetorician | rhetorician | 314–393 | Antioch | 852(837s / 15r) |
| Quintus Aurelius Symmachussenator | senator | 345–402 | Rome | 685(677s / 8r) |
| Isidore of Pelusiummonk | monk | 360–435 | Pelusium | 630(630s / 0r) |
| Cassiodorussenator/monk | senator/monk | 485–585 | Ravenna | 478(476s / 2r) |
| Pope Gregory the Greatpope | pope | 540–604 | Rome | 457(441s / 16r) |
| Gregory the Great (Wisigothic)pope | pope | 540–604 | Rome | 435(435s / 0r) |
| Pliny the Youngersenator | senator | 61–113 | Rome | 415(365s / 50r) |
| Basil of Caesareabishop | bishop | 330–379 | Caesarea | 358(325s / 33r) |
| Augustine of Hippobishop | bishop | 354–430 | Hippo Regius | 267(261s / 6r) |
| Hormisdaspope | pope | 450–523 | Rome | 251(249s / 2r) |
| Theodoret of Cyrrhusbishop | bishop | — | Cyrrhus | 181(181s / 0r) |
| Synesius of Cyrenephilosopher-bishop | philosopher-bishop | 370–413 | Ptolemais, Cyrenaica (Libya) | 159(159s / 0r) |
| Sidonius Apollinarisbishop | bishop | 430–489 | Clermont | 154(147s / 7r) |
| Jeromepriest/scholar | priest/scholar | 347–420 | Bethlehem | 153(131s / 22r) |
| Hormisdas, Rome | — | — | — | 128(0s / 128r) |
| Ambrose of Milanbishop | bishop | 340–397 | Milan | 106(103s / 3r) |
| Gregory of Nazianzusbishop | bishop | 329–390 | Nazianzus | 92(92s / 0r) |
| Julian the Apostateemperor | emperor | 331–363 | Constantinople / Antioch / Persia | 83(83s / 0r) |
| Cyprian of Carthagebishop | bishop | — | — | 82(82s / 0r) |
| Pope Pelagius Ipope | pope | 500–561 | Rome | 82(82s / 0r) |
| Pope Leo the Greatpope | pope | 400–461 | Rome | 73(73s / 0r) |
| Trajan | — | — | — | 70(0s / 70r) |
| Austrasian Courtcourt | court | — | Metz | 67(32s / 35r) |
| Bonifacemissionary-bishop | missionary-bishop | 672–754 | Mainz, Germany | 47(26s / 21r) |
| Braulio of Zaragozabishop | bishop | 585–651 | Zaragoza | 47(40s / 7r) |
| Gelasius Ipope | pope | 445–496 | Rome | 47(45s / 2r) |
| Athanasius of Alexandriabishop | bishop | 296–373 | Alexandria | 45(44s / 1r) |
| Alethius, (brother of Florentius) | — | — | — | 41(0s / 41r) |
| Simpliciuspope | pope | 420–483 | Rome | 41(31s / 10r) |
| Visigothic Courtcourt | court | — | Toledo | 38(17s / 21r) |
| Julian of Antioch | — | — | — | 37(0s / 37r) |
| Desiderius of Cahorsbishop | bishop | 590–655 | Cahors | 36(36s / 0r) |
| Innocent Ipope | pope | 370–417 | Rome | 34(34s / 0r) |
| Church of Neocaesarea | — | — | — | 33(0s / 33r) |
| John of Jerusalem | — | — | — | 33(0s / 33r) |
| Modestus | — | — | — | 33(0s / 33r) |
| Andronicus, a general | — | — | — | 32(0s / 32r) |
| Eusebius, Archbishop of Thessalonica | — | — | — | 32(0s / 32r) |
| Faustus of Riezbishop | bishop | 405–495 | Riez | 32(9s / 23r) |
| Olympius | — | — | — | 32(0s / 32r) |
| Avitus of Viennebishop | bishop | 450–518 | Vienne | 30(7s / 23r) |
| Faustus | — | — | — | 30(0s / 30r) |
| Januarius | — | — | — | 29(0s / 29r) |
| Maximus of Madaura | — | — | — | 29(0s / 29r) |
| Anatolius, Constantinopolitan | — | — | — | 28(0s / 28r) |
| Anastasius | — | — | — | 27(0s / 27r) |
| Emperor Theodosius Iemperor | emperor | 347–395 | Constantinople | 27(0s / 27r) |
| Frankish Clergybishop | bishop | — | Gaul | 25(12s / 13r) |
| Symmachus (Pope)pope | pope | 450–514 | Rome | 23(23s / 0r) |
| Demetrius | — | — | — | 21(0s / 21r) |
| Eusebius | — | — | — | 21(0s / 21r) |
| Priscianus | — | — | — | 21(0s / 21r) |
| Athanasius, Presbyter | — | — | — | 20(0s / 20r) |
| Ruricius of Limogesbishop | bishop | 440–510 | Limoges | 20(0s / 20r) |
| Sulpicius Severusascetic | ascetic | 363–425 | Primuliacum (Aquitaine) | 20(10s / 10r) |
| Amphilochius, of Iconium | — | — | — | 19(0s / 19r) |
| Constantius | — | — | — | 19(0s / 19r) |
| Lombard Courtcourt | court | — | Pavia | 19(9s / 10r) |
| Marcella | — | — | — | 18(0s / 18r) |
| Romanus, Patrician, and Exarch of Italy | — | — | — | 18(0s / 18r) |
| Alypius and Augustine (A.D. 419) | — | — | — | 17(0s / 17r) |
| Felix IIIpope | pope | 430–492 | Rome | 17(17s / 0r) |
| Hilary of Romepope | pope | 420–468 | Rome | 17(17s / 0r) |
| Theophilus | — | — | — | 17(0s / 17r) |
| Isidore of Sevillebishop | bishop | 560–636 | Seville | 16(9s / 7r) |
| Justinian Iemperor | emperor | 482–565 | Constantinople | 16(1s / 15r) |
| Merovingian Correspondentbishop | bishop | — | Cahors | 16(0s / 16r) |
| Nebridius | — | — | — | 16(0s / 16r) |
| Pylaemenes | — | — | — | 16(0s / 16r) |
| Severus, of Aquileia | — | — | — | 16(0s / 16r) |
| Alcuin of Yorkabbot | abbot | 735–804 | Tours | 15(15s / 0r) |
| Aristainetus; and separately to Silanus | — | — | — | 15(0s / 15r) |
| Senarius, an man (a Roman official at Burgundian court) | — | — | — | 15(0s / 15r) |
| Μαξίμῳ | — | — | — | 15(0s / 15r) |
| Aurelius | — | — | — | 14(0s / 14r) |
| Florentius | — | — | — | 14(0s / 14r) |
| Marinianus | — | — | — | 14(0s / 14r) |
| Apollinaris (son of Sidonius) | — | — | — | 13(0s / 13r) |
| Celsus, governor of Cilicia | — | — | — | 13(0s / 13r) |
| John Chrysostombishop | bishop | 349–407 | Constantinople | 13(12s / 1r) |
| Leontius | — | — | — | 13(0s / 13r) |
| Paulinus of Nolabishop | bishop | 354–431 | Nola | 13(0s / 13r) |
| Peter, of Terracina | — | — | — | 13(0s / 13r) |
| Presbyters | — | — | — | 13(0s / 13r) |
| Roman Senate | — | — | — | 13(0s / 13r) |
| Senate of City of Rome | — | — | — | 13(0s / 13r) |
| Δημητρίῳ | — | — | — | 13(0s / 13r) |
| Clearchus; then Elebocius | — | — | — | 12(0s / 12r) |
| Cyprian | — | — | — | 12(0s / 12r) |
| Faustus, Praetorian | — | — | — | 12(0s / 12r) |
| Pope Felix IIIpope | pope | ?–492 | Rome | 12(12s / 0r) |
| Ἀνατολίῳ | — | — | — | 12(0s / 12r) |
| Cornelius Tacitus | — | — | — | 11(0s / 11r) |
| Cæsarius, brother of Gregory | — | — | — | 11(0s / 11r) |
| Peter | — | — | — | 11(0s / 11r) |
| Pope Pelagius IIpope | pope | 520–590 | Rome | 11(11s / 0r) |
| Θεμιστίῳ | — | — | — | 11(0s / 11r) |
| Μοδέστῳ | — | — | — | 11(0s / 11r) |
| Ἀκακίῳ | — | — | — | 11(0s / 11r) |
| Ἀρισταινέτῳ | — | — | — | 11(0s / 11r) |
| Acacius | — | — | — | 10(0s / 10r) |
| Brunichild | — | — | — | 10(0s / 10r) |
| Fortunatus | — | — | — | 10(0s / 10r) |
| Herculian | — | — | — | 10(0s / 10r) |
| Marcellinus and Anapsychia | — | — | — | 10(0s / 10r) |
| Prince Sigismund | — | — | — | 10(0s / 10r) |
| Sabinus, Guardian (Defensorem) | — | — | — | 10(0s / 10r) |
| Spectatus | — | — | — | 10(0s / 10r) |
| Theodora | — | — | — | 10(0s / 10r) |
| Agapitus | — | — | — | 9(0s / 9r) |
| Alypius | — | — | — | 9(0s / 9r) |
| Antoninus | — | — | — | 9(0s / 9r) |
| Caninius Rufus | — | — | — | 9(0s / 9r) |
| Eulogius, of Alexandria | — | — | — | 9(0s / 9r) |
| Faustus Junior | — | — | — | 9(0s / 9r) |
| Honoratus, of Salona | — | — | — | 9(0s / 9r) |
| Pammachius | — | — | — | 9(0s / 9r) |
| Rechared, of Visigoths | — | — | — | 9(0s / 9r) |
| Sabinianus | — | — | — | 9(0s / 9r) |
| Salvian of Marseillepriest | priest | 400–480 | Marseille | 9(9s / 0r) |
| Senate of Tyana | — | — | — | 9(0s / 9r) |
| Syagrius | — | — | — | 9(0s / 9r) |
| Zosimus | — | — | — | 9(0s / 9r) |
| Acacius Presbyter | — | — | — | 8(0s / 8r) |
| Adeodatus | — | — | — | 8(0s / 8r) |
| Anthemius | — | — | — | 8(0s / 8r) |
| Argolicus, of City of Rome | — | — | — | 8(0s / 8r) |
| Boethius | — | — | — | 8(0s / 8r) |
| Caesarius of Clermontbishop | bishop | — | Clermont | 8(0s / 8r) |
| Charlemagne | — | — | — | 8(0s / 8r) |
| Chromatius, Jovinus, and Eusebius | — | — | — | 8(0s / 8r) |
| Emperor Valentinianemperor | emperor | 321–375 | Milan | 8(0s / 8r) |
| Euprepia | — | — | — | 8(0s / 8r) |
| Fabatus | — | — | — | 8(0s / 8r) |
| Hierocles | — | — | — | 8(0s / 8r) |
| Horontianus | — | — | — | 8(0s / 8r) |
| Mauricius Augustus | — | — | — | 8(0s / 8r) |
| Maximus | — | — | — | 8(0s / 8r) |
| Meletius, of Antioch | — | — | — | 8(0s / 8r) |
| Pope Hilarypope | pope | ?–468 | Rome | 8(8s / 0r) |
| Themistius | — | — | — | 8(0s / 8r) |
| Theodore, Physician | — | — | — | 8(0s / 8r) |
| Virgil | — | — | — | 8(0s / 8r) |
| Τῷ αὐτῷ | — | — | — | 8(0s / 8r) |
| Ambrosius, Quaestor | — | — | — | 7(0s / 7r) |
| Anysius | — | — | — | 7(0s / 7r) |
| Aristaenetus | — | — | — | 7(0s / 7r) |
| Castorius, of Ariminum | — | — | — | 7(0s / 7r) |
| Cornelius, on Refusal to Receive Novatian's Ordination | — | — | — | 7(0s / 7r) |
| Ecdicius, friend | — | — | — | 7(0s / 7r) |
| Elpidius | — | — | — | 7(0s / 7r) |
| Eutherius, governor of Armenia | — | — | — | 7(0s / 7r) |
| Ferrandus of Carthagedeacon | deacon | ?–547 | Carthage | 7(7s / 0r) |
| Firminus | — | — | — | 7(0s / 7r) |
| Gemellus, a | — | — | — | 7(0s / 7r) |
| Gregory, uncle | — | — | — | 7(0s / 7r) |
| Honorati, landowners, defenders, and curials of city of Tridentum (Trento) | — | — | — | 7(0s / 7r) |
| Iamblichus | — | — | — | 7(0s / 7r) |
| Johannes, Imperial Agent | — | — | — | 7(0s / 7r) |
| John, of Germanicia | — | — | — | 7(0s / 7r) |
| Julianus, Scribo | — | — | — | 7(0s / 7r) |
| Moyses and Maximus, and Rest of Confessors | — | — | — | 7(0s / 7r) |
| Palladius | — | — | — | 7(0s / 7r) |
| Pope Honorius Ipope | pope | 575–638 | Rome | 7(4s / 3r) |
| Priscus | — | — | — | 7(0s / 7r) |
| Themistius, philosopher in Constantinople | — | — | — | 7(0s / 7r) |
| Theoderic and Theodebert, Kings of Franks | — | — | — | 7(1s / 6r) |
| Theudelindaqueen | queen | 570–628 | Pavia | 7(2s / 5r) |
| Troilus | — | — | — | 7(0s / 7r) |
| Amandus | — | — | — | 6(0s / 6r) |
| Anastasius IIpope | pope | 450–498 | Rome | 6(6s / 0r) |
| Antiochus | — | — | — | 6(0s / 6r) |
| Aper | — | — | — | 6(0s / 6r) |
| Arigius, Patrician | — | — | — | 6(0s / 6r) |
| Beatus, Chancellor | — | — | — | 6(0s / 6r) |
| Calvisius | — | — | — | 6(0s / 6r) |
| Campania | — | — | — | 6(0s / 6r) |
| Clematius | — | — | — | 6(0s / 6r) |
| Damasus | — | — | — | 6(0s / 6r) |
| Dominicus | — | — | — | 6(0s / 6r) |
| Emperor Mauriceemperor | emperor | 539–602 | Constantinople | 6(3s / 3r) |
| Eustathius Philosopher | — | — | — | 6(0s / 6r) |
| Eustathius, of Sebasteia | — | — | — | 6(0s / 6r) |
| Faustus Albus | — | — | — | 6(0s / 6r) |
| Florus | — | — | — | 6(0s / 6r) |
| Geminus | — | — | — | 6(0s / 6r) |
| Graecus | — | — | — | 6(1s / 5r) |
| Gratian | — | — | — | 6(0s / 6r) |
| Hypatius, former student | — | — | — | 6(0s / 6r) |
| John | — | — | — | 6(0s / 6r) |
| Julius Genitor | — | — | — | 6(0s / 6r) |
| Leo, in Corsica | — | — | — | 6(0s / 6r) |
| Macrinus | — | — | — | 6(0s / 6r) |
| Maximianus, of Syracuse | — | — | — | 6(0s / 6r) |
| Messala | — | — | — | 6(0s / 6r) |
| Natalis, of Salona | — | — | — | 6(0s / 6r) |
| Nectarius | — | — | — | 6(0s / 6r) |
| Olympias the Deaconessdeaconess | deaconess | 361–408 | Constantinople | 6(0s / 6r) |
| Philosopher | — | — | — | 6(0s / 6r) |
| Rusticus | — | — | — | 6(0s / 6r) |
| Saturninus And Umbisus | — | — | — | 6(0s / 6r) |
| Sedatus | — | — | — | 6(3s / 3r) |
| Sophronius Master | — | — | — | 6(0s / 6r) |
| Theudebert Iking | king | 500–548 | Metz | 6(4s / 2r) |
| Venantius of Syracuse | — | — | — | 6(0s / 6r) |
| Viventiolus, (later of Lyon) | — | — | — | 6(0s / 6r) |
| Κληματίῳ | — | — | — | 6(0s / 6r) |
| Aburgius | — | — | — | 5(0s / 5r) |
| Annius Severus | — | — | — | 5(0s / 5r) |
| Arrianus | — | — | — | 5(0s / 5r) |
| Aurelianus, an man | — | — | — | 5(0s / 5r) |
| Bedemonk | monk | 673–735 | Jarrow | 5(5s / 0r) |
| Brunhildqueen | queen | 543–613 | Metz | 5(4s / 1r) |
| Calpurnia Hispulla | — | — | — | 5(0s / 5r) |
| Childebert IIking | king | 570–596 | Metz | 5(3s / 2r) |
| Columbanusabbot | abbot | 543–615 | Bobbio | 5(5s / 0r) |
| Columbus | — | — | — | 5(0s / 5r) |
| Cornelius Ursus | — | — | — | 5(0s / 5r) |
| Datianus, consular | — | — | — | 5(0s / 5r) |
| Delphinus, of Bordeaux | — | — | — | 5(0s / 5r) |
| Demetrius, friend | — | — | — | 5(0s / 5r) |
| Eugenetes | — | — | — | 5(0s / 5r) |
| Felix, of Messana (Messene) | — | — | — | 5(0s / 5r) |
| Gaianus, a lawyer | — | — | — | 5(0s / 5r) |
| Gennadius, Patrician and Exarch of Africa | — | — | — | 5(0s / 5r) |
| Grimoald Imayor | mayor | ?–662 | Metz | 5(0s / 5r) |
| Gundobad of Burgundians | — | — | — | 5(0s / 5r) |
| Heliodorus | — | — | — | 5(0s / 5r) |
| Helpidius | — | — | — | 5(0s / 5r) |
| Heortius, of Themistius (a student) | — | — | — | 5(0s / 5r) |
| His sister Marcellina | — | — | — | 5(0s / 5r) |
| Joannes | — | — | — | 5(0s / 5r) |
| Liberius, Praetorian of Gaul | — | — | — | 5(0s / 5r) |
| Luminosus, Abbot | — | — | — | 5(0s / 5r) |
| Minervius and Alexander | — | — | — | 5(0s / 5r) |
| Olybrius | — | — | — | 5(0s / 5r) |
| Paulinus; then Themistius | — | — | — | 5(0s / 5r) |
| Paulus, of Naples | — | — | — | 5(0s / 5r) |
| Philagrius, sophist | — | — | — | 5(0s / 5r) |
| Provincials Residing in Gaul | — | — | — | 5(0s / 5r) |
| Pulcheria Augusta | — | — | — | 5(0s / 5r) |
| Respecta, Abbess | — | — | — | 5(1s / 4r) |
| Romanianus | — | — | — | 5(0s / 5r) |
| Rusticiana, Patrician | — | — | — | 5(0s / 5r) |
| Theodorus | — | — | — | 5(0s / 5r) |
| Theodosius II | — | — | — | 5(0s / 5r) |
| Urbanus | — | — | — | 5(0s / 5r) |
| Valerianus, of Illyricum | — | — | — | 5(0s / 5r) |
| Zeno, General and | — | — | — | 5(0s / 5r) |
| assessor in case of monks | — | — | — | 5(0s / 5r) |
| learned Maximus | — | — | — | 5(0s / 5r) |
| the Senate of the City of Rome | — | — | — | 5(0s / 5r) |
| Στρατηγίῳ | — | — | — | 5(0s / 5r) |
| Ἀλκίμῳ | — | — | — | 5(0s / 5r) |
| Acacius, friend | — | — | — | 4(0s / 4r) |
| Aerius Sophist | — | — | — | 4(0s / 4r) |
| Albanius, former student | — | — | — | 4(0s / 4r) |
| Alexandrians | — | — | — | 4(0s / 4r) |
| Ammonius | — | — | — | 4(0s / 4r) |
| Andrew, Monk of Constantinople | — | — | — | 4(0s / 4r) |
| Anonymous Lapsed Monk | — | — | — | 4(0s / 4r) |
| Antipater, on assuming governorship of Cappadocia | — | — | — | 4(0s / 4r) |
| Apollinaris | — | — | — | 4(0s / 4r) |
| Aprunculus | — | — | — | 4(0s / 4r) |
| Aquilinus, and Archimandrite | — | — | — | 4(0s / 4r) |
| Arator, Man | — | — | — | 4(0s / 4r) |
| Atarbius | — | — | — | 4(0s / 4r) |
| Aurelian of Arlesbishop | bishop | ?–551 | Arles | 4(1s / 3r) |
| Ausonius Corrector | — | — | — | 4(0s / 4r) |
| Auxentius | — | — | — | 4(0s / 4r) |
| Bacchius | — | — | — | 4(0s / 4r) |
| Baebius Hispanus | — | — | — | 4(0s / 4r) |
| Barbara and Antonina | — | — | — | 4(0s / 4r) |
| Basilius | — | — | — | 4(0s / 4r) |
| Bishops Gerontius and John | — | — | — | 4(0s / 4r) |
| Caelianus and Agapitus, Patricians | — | — | — | 4(0s / 4r) |
| Caesarius of Arlesbishop | bishop | — | Arles | 4(4s / 0r) |
| Calestrius Tiro | — | — | — | 4(0s / 4r) |
| Callinicus, Exarch of Italy | — | — | — | 4(0s / 4r) |
| Calliopius | — | — | — | 4(0s / 4r) |
| Celsus | — | — | — | 4(0s / 4r) |
| Claudianus | — | — | — | 4(0s / 4r) |
| Congregation of Assurae, Concerning Fortunatianus, Formerly Their | — | — | — | 4(0s / 4r) |
| Constantina Augusta | — | — | — | 4(0s / 4r) |
| Constantius, vir illustris | — | — | — | 4(0s / 4r) |
| Crispinus | — | — | — | 4(0s / 4r) |
| Cyriacus | — | — | — | 4(0s / 4r) |
| Cyril Of Alexandria | — | — | — | 4(0s / 4r) |
| Cyrillus | — | — | — | 4(0s / 4r) |
| Darius | — | — | — | 4(0s / 4r) |
| Dioscorus | — | — | — | 4(0s / 4r) |
| Donatus | — | — | — | 4(0s / 4r) |
| Emperors Gratian, Valentinian II, and Theodosius | — | — | — | 4(0s / 4r) |
| Eulalius, of Persian Armenia | — | — | — | 4(0s / 4r) |
| Euphronius, of Colonia Armeniæ | — | — | — | 4(0s / 4r) |
| Fantinus, Guardian (Defensorem) | — | — | — | 4(0s / 4r) |
| Faustan Correspondentbishop | bishop | — | Provence | 4(0s / 4r) |
| Felix and Hilarinus | — | — | — | 4(0s / 4r) |
| Flavian, of Constantinople | — | — | — | 4(0s / 4r) |
| Generosus | — | — | — | 4(0s / 4r) |
| Hellespontius | — | — | — | 4(0s / 4r) |
| Hesperius, son-in-law | — | — | — | 4(0s / 4r) |
| Hesychius | — | — | — | 4(0s / 4r) |
| Himerius, master | — | — | — | 4(0s / 4r) |
| Irenæus | — | — | — | 4(0s / 4r) |
| Justinus, Prætor of Sicily | — | — | — | 4(0s / 4r) |
| Leo Augustus | — | — | — | 4(0s / 4r) |
| Libertinus, Præfect | — | — | — | 4(0s / 4r) |
| Lupus, close friend | — | — | — | 4(0s / 4r) |
| Narses, Patrician | — | — | — | 4(0s / 4r) |
| Nilus | — | — | — | 4(0s / 4r) |
| Osuin, a Man | — | — | — | 4(0s / 4r) |
| Parthenius | — | — | — | 4(0s / 4r) |
| Paternus | — | — | — | 4(0s / 4r) |
| Paul of Concordia | — | — | — | 4(0s / 4r) |
| Pompeius Falco | — | — | — | 4(0s / 4r) |
| Pompey, Against Epistle of Stephen About Baptism of Heretics | — | — | — | 4(0s / 4r) |
| Remigius of Reimsbishop | bishop | 437–533 | Reims | 4(4s / 0r) |
| Rufinus | — | — | — | 4(0s / 4r) |
| Rufinus, of Ephesus | — | — | — | 4(0s / 4r) |
| Septicius | — | — | — | 4(0s / 4r) |
| Stephanus, of Lyon | — | — | — | 4(0s / 4r) |
| Stephen, Abbot | — | — | — | 4(0s / 4r) |
| Suetonius Tranquillus | — | — | — | 4(0s / 4r) |
| Theodelinda | — | — | — | 4(0s / 4r) |
| Theodoric and Theodebert | — | — | — | 4(0s / 4r) |
| Timotheus Chorepiscopus | — | — | — | 4(0s / 4r) |
| Vitalis | — | — | — | 4(0s / 4r) |
| sister, dearer to him than eyes and life, Ambrose | — | — | — | 4(0s / 4r) |
| Κυρίλλῳ | — | — | — | 4(0s / 4r) |
| Ἰαμβλίχῳ | — | — | — | 4(0s / 4r) |
| Ἰταλικιανῷ | — | — | — | 4(0s / 4r) |
| A friend in Spain (name lost) | — | — | — | 3(0s / 3r) |
| Abundantius | — | — | — | 3(0s / 3r) |
| Abundantius, Praetorian | — | — | — | 3(0s / 3r) |
| Adamantius | — | — | — | 3(0s / 3r) |
| Agricola, nobleman | — | — | — | 3(0s / 3r) |
| All the provincials of Gaul | — | — | — | 3(0s / 3r) |
| Amphilochius in name of Heraclidas | — | — | — | 3(0s / 3r) |
| An inquirer; and to Donatus | — | — | — | 3(0s / 3r) |
| Andreas, of Samosata, written from Ephesus | — | — | — | 3(0s / 3r) |
| Andrew | — | — | — | 3(0s / 3r) |
| Ansemundus, vir illustrissimus | — | — | — | 3(0s / 3r) |
| Antoninus, Subdeacon | — | — | — | 3(0s / 3r) |
| Apollonius | — | — | — | 3(0s / 3r) |
| Araxius, provincial governor | — | — | — | 3(0s / 3r) |
| Arigernus | — | — | — | 3(0s / 3r) |
| Arrius Antoninus | — | — | — | 3(0s / 3r) |
| Artemidorus, of City, a Man | — | — | — | 3(0s / 3r) |
| Ascholius, of Thessalonica | — | — | — | 3(0s / 3r) |
| Augustine, of Hippo | — | — | — | 3(0s / 3r) |
| Avienus | — | — | — | 3(0s / 3r) |
| Barbatio, military commander | — | — | — | 3(0s / 3r) |
| Bassianus | — | — | — | 3(0s / 3r) |
| Bishop Lupus | — | — | — | 3(0s / 3r) |
| Caesarius, of Arles | — | — | — | 3(0s / 3r) |
| Calpurnius Flaccus | — | — | — | 3(0s / 3r) |
| Clementina, Patrician | — | — | — | 3(0s / 3r) |
| Conon, Abbot of Lirinus (Lerins) | — | — | — | 3(0s / 3r) |
| Cornelius Minicianus | — | — | — | 3(0s / 3r) |
| Dear Felix | — | — | — | 3(0s / 3r) |
| Dear Petronius | — | — | — | 3(0s / 3r) |
| Desiderius | — | — | — | 3(0s / 3r) |
| Diogenes | — | — | — | 3(0s / 3r) |
| Domnus, of Apamea | — | — | — | 3(0s / 3r) |
| Donus | — | — | — | 3(0s / 3r) |
| Duda | — | — | — | 3(0s / 3r) |
| Epiphanius | — | — | — | 3(0s / 3r) |
| Euphemius, military commander | — | — | — | 3(0s / 3r) |
| Euphrasius | — | — | — | 3(0s / 3r) |
| Eustochium | — | — | — | 3(0s / 3r) |
| Eutropius of Valenciabishop | bishop | — | — | 3(0s / 3r) |
| Evodius | — | — | — | 3(0s / 3r) |
| Fabius Justus | — | — | — | 3(0s / 3r) |
| Felix | — | — | — | 3(0s / 3r) |
| Festus and Magnus | — | — | — | 3(0s / 3r) |
| Festus, Patrician, a Man | — | — | — | 3(0s / 3r) |
| Florentinus and others (multiple letters) | — | — | — | 3(0s / 3r) |
| Florianus | — | — | — | 3(0s / 3r) |
| Fulgentius, Bishop of Ruspe | — | — | — | 3(0s / 3r) |
| Fuscus | — | — | — | 3(0s / 3r) |
| Gaius | — | — | — | 3(0s / 3r) |
| George, Presbyter | — | — | — | 3(0s / 3r) |
| Heortius | — | — | — | 3(0s / 3r) |
| Hygieinus | — | — | — | 3(0s / 3r) |
| Hyperechius | — | — | — | 3(0s / 3r) |
| Hyperechius, former student and landowner | — | — | — | 3(0s / 3r) |
| Innocent | — | — | — | 3(0s / 3r) |
| Iphicrates | — | — | — | 3(0s / 3r) |
| Italica, Patrician | — | — | — | 3(0s / 3r) |
| Italicianus | — | — | — | 3(0s / 3r) |
| John, of Constantinople | — | — | — | 3(0s / 3r) |
| Julian, friend | — | — | — | 3(0s / 3r) |
| Junius Mauricus | — | — | — | 3(0s / 3r) |
| Laconius | — | — | — | 3(0s / 3r) |
| Leander of Hispalis (Seville) | — | — | — | 3(0s / 3r) |
| Leander of Sevillebishop | bishop | 534–600 | Seville | 3(2s / 1r) |
| Leo | — | — | — | 3(0s / 3r) |
| Leontius, rhetorician | — | — | — | 3(0s / 3r) |
| Licentius | — | — | — | 3(0s / 3r) |
| Lucian | — | — | — | 3(0s / 3r) |
| Macarius | — | — | — | 3(0s / 3r) |
| Macedonius | — | — | — | 3(0s / 3r) |
| Magnus, on Baptizing Novatians, and Those Who Obtain Grace on a Sick-Bed | — | — | — | 3(0s / 3r) |
| Maron | — | — | — | 3(0s / 3r) |
| Martinianus | — | — | — | 3(0s / 3r) |
| Minucius Fundanus | — | — | — | 3(0s / 3r) |
| Neapolitans | — | — | — | 3(0s / 3r) |
| Nepos | — | — | — | 3(0s / 3r) |
| Nicocles | — | — | — | 3(0s / 3r) |
| Nomus | — | — | — | 3(0s / 3r) |
| Oceanus | — | — | — | 3(0s / 3r) |
| Opilio, of Sacred Largesses | — | — | — | 3(0s / 3r) |
| Papa | — | — | — | 3(0s / 3r) |
| Paula | — | — | — | 3(0s / 3r) |
| Pelagius and Serenus, Bishops | — | — | — | 3(0s / 3r) |
| Pentadius Augustalis | — | — | — | 3(0s / 3r) |
| People (Public Edict) | — | — | — | 3(0s / 3r) |
| People, Concerning Five Schismatic Presbyters of Faction of Felicissimus | — | — | — | 3(0s / 3r) |
| Petrus, of Alexandria | — | — | — | 3(0s / 3r) |
| Polychronius, official | — | — | — | 3(0s / 3r) |
| Principius | — | — | — | 3(0s / 3r) |
| Proba | — | — | — | 3(0s / 3r) |
| Proculus and Cyllenius | — | — | — | 3(0s / 3r) |
| Provincial Judges | — | — | — | 3(0s / 3r) |
| Reccared Iking | king | 559–601 | Toledo | 3(2s / 1r) |
| Roman People | — | — | — | 3(0s / 3r) |
| Romulus | — | — | — | 3(0s / 3r) |
| Rulers; and to Titianus | — | — | — | 3(0s / 3r) |
| Sebastian, of Rhisinum | — | — | — | 3(0s / 3r) |
| Sebastianus | — | — | — | 3(0s / 3r) |
| Senator, Abbot | — | — | — | 3(0s / 3r) |
| Severus | — | — | — | 3(0s / 3r) |
| Silvanus Primate | — | — | — | 3(0s / 3r) |
| Simplicianus | — | — | — | 3(0s / 3r) |
| Stephania | — | — | — | 3(0s / 3r) |
| Symmachus | — | — | — | 3(0s / 3r) |
| Synod of Chalcedon | — | — | — | 3(0s / 3r) |
| The same inquirer | — | — | — | 3(0s / 3r) |
| The usurper Eugenius | — | — | — | 3(0s / 3r) |
| Theoctista | — | — | — | 3(0s / 3r) |
| Theodahad, Vir Sublimis | — | — | — | 3(0s / 3r) |
| Theodoret, of Cyrus, on Perseverance in Faith | — | — | — | 3(0s / 3r) |
| Theodotus, of Nicopolis | — | — | — | 3(0s / 3r) |
| Theonilla | — | — | — | 3(0s / 3r) |
| Thrasamund of Vandals | — | — | — | 3(0s / 3r) |
| Timothy Reader | — | — | — | 3(0s / 3r) |
| Uranius, Governor of Cyprus | — | — | — | 3(0s / 3r) |
| Victorinus | — | — | — | 3(1s / 2r) |
| Victorius | — | — | — | 3(0s / 3r) |
| citizens of Satala | — | — | — | 3(0s / 3r) |
| deaconesses, daughters of Terentius | — | — | — | 3(0s / 3r) |
| well-Beloved and honourable Brother Theodorus, Augustine Sends Greeting in | — | — | — | 3(0s / 3r) |
| Βακχίῳ | — | — | — | 3(0s / 3r) |
| Βάσσῳ | — | — | — | 3(0s / 3r) |
| Εὐσεβίῳ | — | — | — | 3(0s / 3r) |
| Κέλσῳ | — | — | — | 3(0s / 3r) |
| Παλλαδίῳ | — | — | — | 3(0s / 3r) |
| Παρνασίῳ | — | — | — | 3(0s / 3r) |
| Φουρτουνατιανῷ | — | — | — | 3(0s / 3r) |
| Ἀνδρονίκῳ | — | — | — | 3(0s / 3r) |
| Ἀπολιναρίῳ | — | — | — | 3(0s / 3r) |
| Ἱερακίῳ | — | — | — | 3(0s / 3r) |
| Ὀλυμπίῳ | — | — | — | 3(0s / 3r) |
| A judge or magistrate | — | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| A wealthy man | — | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| Acca, Bishop of Hexham | — | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| Adrian, Notary of Sicily | — | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| Aeonius | — | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| Aetius | — | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| Aged Xantippus: Case of Abundantius (A.D. 402) | — | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| Agents of | — | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| Agesilaus | — | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| Agilulfking | king | 560–616 | Pavia | 2(0s / 2r) |
| Albina | — | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| Alcyson, of Corcyra | — | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| Alexander | — | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| Alexandra | — | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| All Provincials | — | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| Amandus, (or ) | — | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| Anastasia and Palmatia | — | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| Anastasius I, Constantinople | — | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| Anonymous Widow | — | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| Antonianus About Cornelius and Novatian | — | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| Apolinarius, official | — | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| Apronianus, of Private Estates | — | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| Arcadius, Imperial Treasurer | — | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| Archotamia | — | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| Aregius, of Vapincum | — | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| Arioaldking | king | 580–636 | Pavia | 2(1s / 1r) |
| Aristoxenus philosopher | — | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| Arno of Salzburg | — | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| Asturius | — | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| Atarbius, governor | — | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| Attius Clemens | — | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| Barses, of Edessa, in exile | — | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| Bergantinus, of Patrimony | — | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| Beræans | — | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| Bishop Eucherius of Lyon | — | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| Bishops Ennodius and Peregrinus, papal legates | — | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| Boethius, Patrician, a Man | — | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| Burgundio | — | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| Caecilian | — | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| Caecilianus | — | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| Caecilius | — | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| Caesaria abbatissaabbess | abbess | — | Arles | 2(0s / 2r) |
| Caesarius | — | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| Calliopius, official | — | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| Candidianus | — | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| Candidus, Presbyter | — | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| Capillutus | — | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| Cassianus | — | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| Casulanus | — | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| Catilius Severus | — | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| Celer, senator | — | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| Celestine | — | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| Censorius | — | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| Ceraunia | — | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| Chancellors of | — | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| Childebert | — | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| Chindasuinthking | king | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| Chorepiscopi (Rural Bishops) | — | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| Christian community at Vercelli | — | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| Chryso- | — | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| Chrysogonus of Aquileia | — | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| Claudius in Spain | — | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| Clovis Iking | king | 466–511 | Paris | 2(0s / 2r) |
| Clovis of Franks | — | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| Corellia Hispulla | — | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| Cornelius Titianus | — | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| Cornutus | — | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| Cyprian, on Return of Confessors to Unity | — | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| Cyprianus, of Sacred Largesses | — | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| Cœlestinus | — | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| Decoratus, a Devoted Man | — | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| Demosthenes, as from synod of bishops | — | — | — | 2(1s / 1r) |
| Deogratias | — | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| Diodorus, presbyter of Antioch | — | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| Domitian jurist | — | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| Domninus, law teacher | — | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| Domnulus | — | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| Donatists | — | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| Dorotheus | — | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| Eleusius | — | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| Emperor Zeno | — | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| Epiphanius, Consular Governor of Province of Dalmatia | — | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| Eucherius and Galla | — | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| Eudaemon | — | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| Eudocia Augusta | — | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| Eudoxius and brothers with him | — | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| Eugenetes, vir illustris | — | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| Eugraphia | — | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| Eusebius and Faustus | — | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| Eustolius | — | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| Eustorgius | — | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| Eutrechius | — | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| Eutropius | — | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| Evagrius | — | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| Evangelus | — | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| Fabiola | — | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| Flavianus of Constantinople | — | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| Fructuosus of Bragabishop | bishop | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| Gallus | — | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| Gaudentius | — | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| Genesius | — | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| Gildila, Sublime of Syracuse | — | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| Glorius | — | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| Governor of Neocaesarea | — | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| Guduin, Royal Agent | — | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| Gundepergaqueen | queen | 600–652 | Pavia | 2(1s / 1r) |
| Heaven | — | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| Hecebolius | — | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| Helladius | — | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| Heraclianus | — | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| Hermogenes | — | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| Hermogenianus | — | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| Heronius | — | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| His disciples | — | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| Hospito, Duke of Barbaricini | — | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| Ibas, of Edessa | — | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| Irenaeus | — | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| Jews Residing in Genoa | — | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| Johanni | — | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| John II (Pope)pope | pope | 470–535 | Rome | 2(2s / 0r) |
| Jovianus | — | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| Julian | — | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| Juliana | — | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| Justinian, comes | — | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| King Ethelred of Northumbria | — | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| Lampetius | — | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| Laurentius, agent dispatched to Istria | — | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| Leontius, Metropolitan of Arles | — | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| Livvirit and Ampelius, a Man | — | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| Luciduspriest | priest | — | Gaul | 2(1s / 1r) |
| Lucifer | — | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| Lupercus | — | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| Mamilianus | — | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| Marabadus | — | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| Marcellianus | — | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| Marcellus, Archimandrite of Acoemetæ | — | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| Martyrs and Confessors | — | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| Mascator | — | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| Maturus Arrianus | — | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| Maurilius and Vitalianus | — | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| Maximus philosopher | — | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| Memor | — | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| Messius Maximus | — | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| Montana and Thomas | — | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| Montanus | — | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| My Beloved and Venerable Father Augustine, Publicola Sends Greeting | — | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| Namatius | — | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| Nepotian | — | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| Nestorius | — | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| Nicander | — | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| Nicentius | — | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| Nicetius of Trierbishop | bishop | 525–566 | Trier | 2(2s / 0r) |
| Nicobulus | — | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| Nicopolitans | — | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| Nonius Maximus | — | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| Novatus | — | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| Obodianus, friend and official | — | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| Octavius Rufus | — | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| Olympius and Jovinus | — | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| Ommatius, spiritual son | — | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| Oresius | — | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| Panfronius | — | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| Pannychius, newly appointed provincial governor | — | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| Pantaleo, Præfect | — | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| Parnasius | — | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| Parthenius and Papianilla | — | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| Paschasius, of Neapolis (Naples) | — | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| Pastor | — | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| Patiens | — | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| Patricius | — | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| Patrophilus, of Ægæ | — | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| Pelagius, of Syrian Laodicea | — | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| People of Liguria | — | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| Philippus, poet | — | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| Phocas | — | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| Pomerius | — | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| Pomponius, Concerning Some Virgins | — | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| Pope Benedict Ipope | pope | 510–579 | Rome | 2(2s / 0r) |
| Pope Innocent Ipope | pope | ?–417 | Rome | 2(0s / 2r) |
| Pope John IVpope | pope | 580–642 | Rome | 2(1s / 1r) |
| Praesidius, nobleman | — | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| Presbyters and Deacons of Alexandria | — | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| Principia | — | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| Probinus, Patrician | — | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| Proclus, of Constantinople | — | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| Proculeianus | — | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| Proculeianus, My , Honourable and Most Beloved, Augustine Sends Greeting | — | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| Profuturus | — | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| Protadius | — | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| Præsidius | — | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| Pudens | — | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| Quadratus | — | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| Queen Hereuleva | — | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| Quintianus | — | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| Quintilianus | — | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| Ravennius, of Arles | — | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| Reccesuinthking | king | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| Riparius | — | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| Rothariking | king | 606–652 | Pavia | 2(1s / 1r) |
| Salventius, of City of Rome | — | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| Saphronius Master | — | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| Secundinus | — | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| Secundus | — | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| Senator, Praetorian Prefect | — | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| Servianus | — | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| Sisebutking | king | 565–621 | Toledo | 2(1s / 1r) |
| Speciosa | — | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| Strategius | — | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| Symmachus, Rome | — | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| Taurentius, nobleman | — | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| Terentius | — | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| The Pope | — | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| The newly baptized of Milan | — | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| Theoderic, of Franks | — | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| Theodorus Scholastic | — | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| Theodosius Augustus | — | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| Theotimus | — | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| Timothy | — | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| Tonantius | — | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| Turnus | — | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| Two quarreling friends | — | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| Urbicius, monk | — | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| Valentinus and monks at Hadrumetum | — | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| Valerius, of Hippo | — | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| Venantius, Vir Illustris | — | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| Vestricius Spurinna and wife Cottia | — | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| Victricius, of Rouen | — | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| Vigilius, of Trent | — | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| Vincentius | — | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| Vitalianus, Chancellor of Lucania and Bruttium | — | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| Vittamerus | — | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| Vitus, Guardian (Defensorem ) | — | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| Voconius Romanus | — | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| Volusian | — | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| Volusianus | — | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| Westerns | — | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| Wilia, of Royal Patrimony | — | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| Zenobius | — | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| a Widow | — | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| another accountant | — | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| by John, Archbishop of Antioch and supporters through Palladius Magistrianus | — | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| magistrates of Colonia | — | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| monks harassed by Arians | — | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| prefects' accountant | — | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| various Metropolitans and Bishops | — | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| wife of Nectarius | — | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| your Excellency our son Ruffinus, Provost of Cirta | — | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| Βασιλείῳ | — | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| Εὐφημίῳ | — | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| Θεοδώρῳ | — | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| Καλλιοπίῳ | — | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| Κλεάρχῳ | — | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| Μενάνδρῳ | — | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| Μητερίῳ | — | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| Πολυχρονίῳ | — | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| Σελεύκῳ | — | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| Σιλανῷ | — | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| Σπεκτάτῳ | — | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| Τῷ αὐτῶ | — | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| Φιλαγρίῳ | — | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| Ἀλβανίῳ | — | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| Ἀλεξάνδρῳ | — | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| Ἀμφιλοχίῳ | — | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| Ἀραβίῳ | — | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| Ἀραξίῳ | — | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| Ἀταρβίῳ | — | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| Ἠλίᾳ | — | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| Ὑγίνῳ | — | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| Ὑπερεχίῳ | — | — | — | 2(0s / 2r) |
| A bishop | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| A newly appointed Notary (formula) | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| A patron (verse epistle) | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| A priest | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Abbo, Bishop of Metz | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Abbot Bertrand | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Abigaus | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Abraham Œconomus | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Abramius, of Batnæ | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Abundius, of Como | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Acacius of Constantinople | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Achillius | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Acilius | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Actoribus | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Adelphius | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Adila | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Administrative Letters | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Aemilianus | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Aetius, friend from Ancyra | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Africans | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Agapetus Ipope | pope | 480–536 | Rome | 1(1s / 0r) |
| Agapius | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Agathodaimon | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Ageruchia | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Agilulph, of Lombards | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Agnella | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Agroecius | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Alaric | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Albinus, Abbot of Canterbury | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Alcimus | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Alexander, of Hierapolis | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Alexandra, noblewoman | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Algasia | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Alico | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Aliulfus, Saio (royal agent) | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| All Landowners | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| All Saiones | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| All Those | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| All subjects | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| All the catholic faithful | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Aloisius, Architect | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Alypius, scholastic (lawyer) | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Amabilis | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Ambrose and others (multiple short letters) | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Amiochus | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Ammonius, official | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Amos, Patriarch of Jerusalem | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| An ungrateful person | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Andiberis | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Andreas of Samosata | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Anna | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Annianus | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Anonymous Fallen Virgin | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Anonymous Magistrate | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Anonymous President | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Anonymous Solitary | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Antonius | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Antony | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Apargius | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Apella | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Apellion | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Aphthonius, Theodoritus, Nonnus, Scylacius, Apthonius, and Joannes, Magistrates of Zeugmatensis | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Apodemia | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Apronius | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Arbogastes | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Archdeacon of Rome | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Archelaus | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Areion, of students | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Arian arguments | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Arinthæus | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Aristobulus | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Ariston | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Aristophanes | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Armenius: A Consolation | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Arsaces | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Arsacius | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Arsenius | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Arsicinus | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Ascanius and the bishops of Tarraconensis | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Ascanius, Archbishop of Tarragona | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Asclepiodotus | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Asclepius, provincial governor | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Asella | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Asinius Gallus | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Aspar, Consular and Patrician | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Asulf | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Athanasius | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Atrius | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Attalus | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Audax | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Augurinus | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Augustine | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Augustine, -designate of Hippo | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Aurelio | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Aurelio Alypio | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Aurelius, Augustine, Presbyter, Sends Greeting | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Aurigenus | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Ausonius, Corrector | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Auspicius | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Auxilius | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Avienus, Praetorian | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Avitus | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Avitus of Vinarumpriest | priest | — | Provence | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Bacauda and Agnellus, Bishops | — | — | — | 1(1s / 0r) |
| Bacauda, a Man | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Baiae to | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Barbarians and Romans Residing in Pannonia | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Basil | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Bassula, -In-Law | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Bassulus, a | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Bassus | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Bauli | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Belaius, governor | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Belgica | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Bellicius | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Benenatus | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Bertha, of Angli | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Bishop Agrycius | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Bishop Caesarius of Clermont | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Bishop Eleutherius | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Bishop Fonteius | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Bishop Graecus | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Bishop Julianus | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Bishop Leontius | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Bishop Mamertus | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Bishop Megethius | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Bishop Salonius of Geneva | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Bishop Sulpicius of Bourges | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Bishop Theoplastus | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Bishop Valerius | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Bishops Quinigesius and Constantine | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Bishops and Local Notables | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Boio, a Man | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Boniface, Colleague in Episcopal Office, Augustine Sends Greeting in | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Bosporius | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Bosporius, of Colonia | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Brandila | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Brethren going to England (Angliam) | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Brother | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Bηλαίῳ | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Caesareans | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Caldonius | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Caldonius, Herculanus, and Others, About Excommunication of Felicissimus | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Callisthenes | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Callixeine | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Calminius | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Calvina | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Camilla | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Campania on | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Campanianus | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Canonicae | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Capuanus, Vir Sublimis | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Carinus, a Man | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Carthage | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Castorina | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Castrutius | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Castus | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Cataphronius | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Catius Lepidus | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Celerinus | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Ceolwulf, King of Northumbria | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Cerealis | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Ceretius, vir illustrissimus | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Chaeremon | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Chariobaudus | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Chief Secretary | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Chilo, disciple | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Chilperic | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Chlodulf | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Chryses | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Clarus | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Cledonius | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Clementianus | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Clero | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Clotaire, of Franks | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Colonus | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Colosseus | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Comes Privatarum | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Commander Gregory | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Commentariensis | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Confessors, Congratulating Them on Their Return from Schism | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Consentius | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Constans | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Constantianus, a man of proven experience | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Constantinople in | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Consularis | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Cornelianus | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Cornelius Priscus | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Count Reginus | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Counts | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Cratinus | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Crescens | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Crispianus | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Crispinus, Donatist at Calama, to discuss whole question of Donatist schism | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Ctesiphon | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Cunigastus | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Curius Severus | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Cyriacus, at Tarsus | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Dado , Bishop of Rouen | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Damianus, of Sidon | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Daniel (a craftsman) | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Dardanus | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Datius, of Milan | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Dear Domitius | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Dear Johannes | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Dear Nymphidius | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Dear Philimatius | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Dear Probus | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Decius, Patrician | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Demetrian and Valerian | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Demetrias | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Deonas | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Desideratus | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Deusdedit, Public Notary of Ravenna | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Deuterius | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Devoted Count | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Dianius | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Dioscorus, of Alexandria | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Discorius | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Divers Bishops of Gaul | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Doctor Theodorus | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Dominator | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Dominica | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Domitian, Metropolitan | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Domitianus And Wilia | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Domitius Apollinaris | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Domnina | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Domnio | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Domnion | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Domnitius | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Domnus | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Domnus of Antioch | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Donidius | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Dorotheus, of Thessalonica | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Dositheus | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Dracontius | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Dulcitius | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Dumerit, Saio, and Florentianus | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Dynamius, Patrician | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Edasius | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Edilbert, of Angli | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Egbert, Archbishop of York | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Elaphius | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Elders | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Elias, Governor of Province | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Eligius, Bishop of Noyon | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Elpidius, newly promoted official | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Emilianmonk | monk | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Emperor | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Emperor Anastasius | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Emperor Eugenius | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Emperor Justin | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Emperor Justinian | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Emperor Marcian | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Empresses Pulcheria and Eudoxia | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Epictetus | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Ereleua | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Eriphius | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Erucius | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Esaias soldier | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Etherius, of Lugdunum (Lyons) | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Euchrostius | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Eucleides philosopher | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Eudomius and Melanthia, married couple | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Eufrasiusbishop | bishop | — | — | 1(1s / 0r) |
| Eugenetus | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Eugenitus | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Eugenius philosopher | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Eugippius, Abbot | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Eugnemonius | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Euippius | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Eulancius | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Eumathius | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Eumenius and Pharianus | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Eumolpius | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Euodius | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Eupaterius and daughter | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Eupator | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Eusignius and others (multiple short letters) | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Eustochius | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Eutochius | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Eutocius, prominent citizen | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Eutonios | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Eutropius and | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Eutyches | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Explicius | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Extreme ascetics | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Exuperantius | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Felicia | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Felix and others (multiple short letters) | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Ferox | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Ferreolus | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Ferriolus, a Man | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Fidelis, Quaestor | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Fidus, on Baptism of Infants | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Firmina | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Firminius | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Firmus | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Flavianus, of Constantinople | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Florentius, of Cahors | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Foedamius and Vilicus, priests | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Fonteius | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Fortunalis | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Fravitas of Constantinople | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Freda, nobleman | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Friends who have been accused | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Frontinos Monk | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Frumarith, Saio | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Furia | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Gaudiosus, Chancellor of Province of Liguria | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Gaul | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Geberic | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Genialis | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Gepids Dispatched | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Germanus | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Glycerius | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Goths Settled | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Gracchus of Trierbishop | bishop | — | Trier | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Gratus, vir spectabilis | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Gregoria | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Gregory of Nyssa | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Gudila | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Gudilevus | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Gudinandus, Saio (royal agent) | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Gudisalus | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Gulfaris | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Guntchramnking | king | 532–592 | Chalon-sur-Saone | 1(1s / 0r) |
| Gymnasius | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Haesti | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Harpocras Sophist | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Hedibia | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Helisea | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Helladius, vir illustris | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Her brother | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Heraclius, vir illustrissimus | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Herculentio | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Hermesigenes Assessor | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Herminfrid | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Herminus | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Herodes and Martyrius | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Hierax | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Hieronyno Presbytero | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Higbald, Bishop of Lindisfarne | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Hilarius | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Hilderic | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Him | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| His monastic community | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Homer | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Honorius | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Honorius, of Rome | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Hormisdas and Dioscorus | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Husbandmen (Colonos) of Syracusan Patrimony | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Hymetios | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Ibba | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Importunus | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| In the sign of Christ | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Industrius | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Innocentius | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Iohanni | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Isacius, of Jerusalem | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Italians and Gauls | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Italy | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Jacobus, Presbyter and Monk | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Jewish Community of Milan | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Jobius, Presbyter and Archimandrite | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| John and Antiochus | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| John, of Constantinople, and Dioscorus | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Jovius, a philosopher and friend | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Jubaianus, Concerning Baptism of Heretics | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Jupiter | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Justin I Augustus, Constantinople | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Justin I, Constantinople | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Juvenal, of Jerusalem | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Laeta | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Lampadius | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Lampridius | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Landowners of | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Leoba | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Leonius | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Leontia, Empress | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Leontios | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Letoius | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Letter 65 | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Liberius | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Licinius Sura | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Longinus, Archimandrite of Doliche | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Lucinius | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Lucinus, Chancellor of Province of Campania | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Lucius of Rome, Returned from Banishment | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Lucontius | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Luduin | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Lupicinusbishop | bishop | — | Lyon | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Lupicius | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Lupo, Abbot | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Macer | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Madaurans | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Maecilius Nepos | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Magnenianus | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Magnus of Rome | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Mannila | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Maranas | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Marcellus of Dalmatia | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Marcian Augustus | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Marcianus | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Marcus | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Martin, Scholasticus | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Martinus, in Corsica | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Master of Offices | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Matron Celantia | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Matthew | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Maurentius | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Maurus, Abbot | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Maximin, Donatist | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Maximinus | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Melinianus | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Mellitus, Abbot | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Meribaudus | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Messianus, vir illustrissimus | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Meterius | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Minicius | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Monks of Euphratensis, Osrhoene, Syria, Phoenicia, and Cilicia | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Montius | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Musonius | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Mustius | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| My Noble and Brother, Worthy of All Esteem, Augustine, Nectarius Sends Greeting | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| My Noble and Justly Honoured Brother Nectarius, Augustine Sends Greeting | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Mygdonius | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Neilammon | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Nemesianus and Other Martyrs in Mines | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Neo | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Neocæsareans | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Neoptolemus | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Neudis, a Man | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Niceas of Aquileia | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Nicetas | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Nobilius | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Nobles and Proprietors in Sardinia | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Notables, Landowners, Defenders of Syracuse, and Provincials | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Nunechius | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Of Heruls | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Of Warni | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Olympius, physician and philosopher | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Ophelion | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Optimus | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Oribasius | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Origenes | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Orsisius | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Otreius, of Melitene | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Palatinus | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Palladius, official | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Pancharius | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Pancratius, of a student | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Pansophius | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Pappus, friend | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Paregorius, presbyter | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Parnassus as | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Paschasinus | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Passivus | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Patrician Liberius | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Patrimus | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Paul, Bishop of Verdun | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Pegasius | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| People of Alexandria | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| People of Constantinople | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| People of Lucristanum, Settled on Sontius (Isonzo River) | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Pergamius | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Perpetuus | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Peter Elder | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Peter Mongus of Alexandria | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Petreius | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Phasganius, friend in another city | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Philip | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Photinus | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Pippin the | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Placidus | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Plutarch | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Polemius | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Polychronios | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Pompeia Celerina | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Pompianus, of Emesa | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Pope Boniface | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Pope John IIIpope | pope | 520–574 | Rome | 1(1s / 0r) |
| Porcianus | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Porphyrius | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Posidonius | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Possessor | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Possidius | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Potentinus | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Pothianus | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Praesens | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Praetorian (regarding appointment of armorer supervisors -- formula) | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Pragmatius | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Probus | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Procopius | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Prohaeresius | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Prohairesios | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Prosper | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Protasius | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Proterius, of Alexandria | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Protogenes Præfect | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Provincials of Istria | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Pœmenius, of Satala | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Quaestor (public edict) | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Quintus, Concerning Baptism of Heretics | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Quiricus | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Reader Timotheos | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Remigius | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Renatus | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Reparatus | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Restitutus | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Revenue Officer of Venetia | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Rhinocerus, a magistrate | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Rimini | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Riothamus | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Rogatianus Presbyter, and Other Confessors. A.D. 250 | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Rogatianus, Concerning Who Contended Against | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Romanae | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Romans of | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Rome | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Rome and | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Royal Stablemaster | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Ruclo, vir illustrissimus | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Rufinianus | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Rufinus (fragment) | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Rufus | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Ruso | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Rusticus, nobleman | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Sabinianus, a Man | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Sagittarius | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Salonitans | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Salustius Governor | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Salvina | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Salvius | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Same bishop as previous letter | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Same recipient as previous letter | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Sapaudo | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Sapaudus | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Sapida | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Sarapion | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Sardus | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Sasima | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Saturninus, friend; and Parthenius | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Savinus | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Scholasticus, Judge | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Seleucianus | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Seleucus, friend and official | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Sempronius Rufus | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Senate of Constantinople | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Serapion | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Sergius, Rogatianus, and Other Confessors in Prison | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Serranus | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Servatus | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Servilio | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Severinus | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Severus, scholasticus | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Simeonius | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Sixtus | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Socius Senecio | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Soldiers | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Sopater | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Sophronius, of Constantina | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Sosius Senecio | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Sozopolitans | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Spain | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Sparsus | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Spartan brevity | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Speciosus | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Speciosus, Devoted Man and Official | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Spectatus, official at court | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Sporacius | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Starcedius, a Man | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Stasimus, and Primate | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Statius Sabinus | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Storacius | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Stratonianus | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Stratonicus | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Studius | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Successus on Tidings Brought from Rome, Telling of Persecution | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Suna | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Sunhivadus, Man | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Sunnias and Fretela | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Swinthilaking | king | 580–634 | Toledo | 1(1s / 0r) |
| Symus | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Syncletius, judge | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Syros Reader | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Tajón of Zaragozabishop | bishop | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Tancila | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Taurentiuslayman | layman | — | — | 1(1s / 0r) |
| Taurus Patrician | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Tax Collector | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Terentius Scaurus | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Tetradius | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Thalassia, Abbess | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Thaumastus | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| The Bishop of Jerusalem | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| The Bishop of Lyon | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| The Count of Ravenna | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| The Count of the Siliquatarii and Port Administrator | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| The Emperor | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| The Patriarch of Constantinople | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| The Prefect and the Master | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| The Prefect of Thessalonica | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| The Prefect of the City of Rome | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| The islands of Curitana and Celsina | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| The new Superintendent of Armorers | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| The new Superintendent of Lime Production | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| The orthodox bishops | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| The papal legates | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| The subdeacon Pullio | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Theoctistus | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Theoctistus, of Berœa | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Theodagunda | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Theodore | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Theodorus and Sister | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Theodosius | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Theodosius II (and imperial court) | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Theognostos | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Theologios | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Theophilus, of Alexandria | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Theotistus | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Therasius | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Theudebert IIking | king | 585–612 | Metz | 1(1s / 0r) |
| Thomatus and Petrus, Treasury Officials | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Thracians | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Timothy's sibling | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Timothy, scholastic (lawyer) | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Titinius Capito | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Titius Aristo | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Tranquillinus | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Trasimundus | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Treasury clerks dispatched for bina et terna collection (formula) | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Triarius | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Tribunes of Maritime Communities | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Triwila, Saio, and Ferrocinctus, Imperial Agent | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Trygetius | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Trypho | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Tuluin, Patrician | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Turribius | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Tutizar | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Ulpianus | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Unigis, Sword-Bearer | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Unknown official(s) | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Urbicus, Abbot | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Ursenuphius | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Uuiversisper | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Various Bishops | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Vectius | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Velius Cerealis | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Velox | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Venator | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Veranus | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Verianus | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Vibius Severus | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Vicar of City of Rome (appointment formula) | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Victor and Witigisclus, Men | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Victor, Commander | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Vienne | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Vigilantius | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Vigilius (Pope)pope | pope | 500–555 | Rome | 1(1s / 0r) |
| Vincentius, My Brother Dearly Beloved, Augustine Sends Greeting | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Vincomalo | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Vincomalus, Guardian (Defensorem) | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Virgins of Æmona | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Vouserius; and to Nicanor Scholastic | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Wandil | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Wiligis, Saio (royal agent) | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Wilitancus, Military Commander | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Wisibad | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Your Holiness | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Your Magnanimity | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Zabardas, Duke of Sardinia | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Zeno | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Zoilus | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Zosimos | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| a Censitor | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| a friend in Constantinople | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| a prefect | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| a soldier | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| a writer | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| an Anonymous Correspondent | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| an Unknown Correspondent | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| ascetics under him | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| certain Bishops of Sicily | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| heretic Simplicia | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| his successor | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| notables of Neocæsarea | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| our beloved son Palladius, presbyter, Athanasius the Bishop greeting in the Lord. | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| people of Ravenna | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| the Roman People | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Αὐξεντίῳ | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Βαρβατίωνι | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Βασσιανῷ | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Βασσιαωῷ | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Βοσπορίῳ | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Γαΐῳ | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Γαΐῳ | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Γεροντίῳ | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Γοργονίῳ | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Γυμνασίῳ | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Δατιαμῷ | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Δεκεντίῳ | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Διοδότῳ | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Διομήδει | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Διονυσίῳ | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Διοφάντῳ | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Δομνίωνι | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Δωροθέῳ ἐπισκόπῳ | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Εὐαγόρᾳ | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Εὐγνωμονίῳ | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Εὐδαίμονι | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Εὐθαλίω | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Εὐπατερίῳ | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Θαλασσίω | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Θαλασσίῳ | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Θεμιστοκλεῖ | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Ιουλιανῷ αὐτοκράτορι | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Καισαρίῳ | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Καλυκίῳ | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Κωνσταντίῳ | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Λαμπετίῳ | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Λαυρικίῳ | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Λεοντίῳ | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Λυσιμάχῳ | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Μαντιθέῳ | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Μαριανῇ | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Μαρκιανῷ | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Μεμορίῳ | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Μουσωνίῳ | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Μυγδονίῳ | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Μάγνῳ | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Οὐλπιανῷ | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Παλαιᾶς τινος εὐεργεσίας Σωπάτρῳ τούτῳ χάριν ὀφείλω· | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Παύλῳ | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Πομπηιανῷ | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Πρόκλῳ | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Σαβίνῳ | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Σαρπηδόνι | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Σελευκίω | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Σευήρῳ | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Σπεκτάτω | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Σωπάτρῳ | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Φαυστιλλιανῷ | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Φιλίππῳ | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Φλαβιανῷ | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Φλωρεντίῳ | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Φωτίῳ | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Χρωματίῳ | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| βηλαίῳ | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Ἀγαπητῷ | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Ἀγροικίῳ καὶ Εὐσεβίῳ | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Ἀδαμαντίῳ | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Ἀετίῳ | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Ἀθανασίῳ | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Ἀλεξάνδρᾳ | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Ἀμφότερα εὑ ᾔδειν, καὶ ὅτι μεμνήσῃ κοινῆς δεήσεως | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Ἀνθίῳ | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Ἀντιπάτρῳ | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Ἀπελλίωνι | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Ἀρεσίῳ | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Ἀσκληπιῷ | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Ἀτακτίῳ | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Ἐκδικίῳ | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Ἐλπιδίῳ | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Ἐντορεχίῳ | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Ἐντρεχίῳ | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Ἡλιοδώρῳ | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Ἱερίῳ | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Ἱέρακι | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Ὁνωράτῳ | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Ὑγιεινῷ | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Ῥητορίῳ | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| ‘Ιουλιανῷ αὐτοκράτορι | — | — | — | 1(0s / 1r) |
| Agnes of Poitiersabbess | abbess | 525–588 | Poitiers | 0(0s / 0r) |
| Chilperic Iking | king | 539–584 | Soissons | 0(0s / 0r) |
| Dagobert Iking | king | 603–639 | Paris | 0(0s / 0r) |
| Ennodius of Paviabishop | bishop | 473–521 | Pavia | 0(0s / 0r) |
| Gogoofficial | official | 540–581 | Metz | 0(0s / 0r) |
| Gregory of Toursbishop | bishop | 538–594 | Tours | 0(0s / 0r) |
| Jovinusofficial | official | — | Provence | 0(0s / 0r) |
| Radegundqueen | queen | 520–587 | Poitiers | 0(0s / 0r) |
| Sigibert Iking | king | 535–575 | Metz | 0(0s / 0r) |
| Sigibert IIIking | king | 630–656 | Metz | 0(0s / 0r) |
| Venantius Fortunatusbishop | bishop | 530–609 | Poitiers | 0(0s / 0r) |