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Ancestry Of Hypatia.pdf

While basically genealogical in nature, those within the genealogy or family tree as relatives and/or ancestors of the famous Hypatia of Alexandria, do much to put the story of Hypatia and the Library of Alexandria into a much different perspective than ever before. When items such as this become uncovered, it is often seen as a precursor to even more and perhaps much larger discoveries.

Ancestry Of Hypatia (Of Alexandria) (Roman Piso, 09-03-2017) The following is a straight line genealogical chart giving the descent of Hypatia from Arrius Calpurnius Piso. This chart gives her descent from Arrius Piso via the Eusebian branch of descendants from Julius Constantius I, half-brother of Emperor Constantine I. Arrius Calpurnius Piso (aka St. Peter, etc., b. 37 CE, d. 118 CE) M. (Several Wives) | Justus C. Piso (b. 77 CE, d. 165 CE, Justin Martyr, Pope Sixtus I) M. Rupilia Faustina &/or Eunice Corelia | Julianus C. Piso (b. circa 96 CE, d. circa 124 CE) M. Domitia Lucilla II (dr. of Domitia Lucillia I & P.C. Tullius Ruso) | Emp. Marcus Aurelius (b. 121 CE, d. 180 CE, Pope Soter, etc.) M. Faustina II (dr. of Emp. Antoninus Pius, aka Pope Pius I, etc.) | Annia Aurelia Galeria Lucilla (b. circ. 149 CE) M. Emp. Lucius Verus (co-ruled w/ Emp. M.A. 161-169 CE) | Aelia Aurelia Commoda (b. circa 165 CE) M. Pompeianus Quintianus (c. 160-195 CE) | Commodus Pompeianus (c. 190 CE) M. Mariana (Mariniana?) (Minor or 'The Younger') | Aelia Aurelia Pompeia (c. 185-210 CE) M. Flavius Crispus (bro. of Emp. Claudius Albinus, R. 195-197 CE) | Flavia Claudia Crispa (sis. of Emp. Probus, R. 276-282 CE) M. Tib. Claudius Marcian/Dom. Ulpius Crinitus/Eutropius/Pope Felix I | Emp. Julius Constantius Chlorus (Emp. 305-306, Pope Eusebius[I]) M. Helena Britania & Theodora | Fl. Julius Constantius I (d. 337 CE, Eusebius [II], Pope Sylvester) M. Neratia Galla & Basilina | Fl. Eusebius [III], consul 347 CE, d. 352, aka Pope Julius I, 337-352) M. (Not Currently Available) | Flavius Hypatius (b. circa 320 CE, d. 359, consul 359 CE)* M. (Not Currently Available) | Flavia Hypatia ('The Elder', of Rome, b. circa 340, d. circa 380 CE) M. Theon Of Alexandria, b. circa 370, d. 415 CE) | Flavia Hypatia ('The Younger', of Alexandria, b. circa 370, d. 415 CE) M./N. Synesius of Libya & Cyrene (b. 373, d. 415 CE) * Flavius Hypatius, consul 359 CE. His brother was Flavius Eusebius [IV], who was also consul in the same year, 359 CE. They were both sons of Flavius Eusebius [III], who was consul in 347 CE, and aka Pope Julius I, who died in 352 CE. See my other papers for more information. Particularly, this one: The Descent Of St. Jerome From Arrius Calpurnius Piso http://www.academia.edu/28503758/The_Descent_Of_St_Jerome_From_Arrius_Piso