Seen actually alive after apparent death:
Aristeas (c.680 BCE) – to a man on the road to Croton
Aristeas (c.673 BCE) – to witnesses in Proconnesus
Antiochus IV (163 BCE) (source: 1Maccabees)
Paul of Tarsus (c. 49 CE) (source: Acts14:19)
Niger of Perea (67 CE) (source: Josephus)
Yohanan ben Zakkai (69 CE) (source: Talmud,, Avot R. Nathan)
Josephus' crucified friend (70 CE) (source: Josephus)
Seen apparently alive after actual death:
Romulus (c.717 BCE) – to Proculus on the road outside Rome
Theseus (490 BCE) – to soldiers at the Battle of Marathon
Castor & Pollux (489 BCE) – at the Battle of Lake Regullis and the Roman Forum
Aristeas (c.433) – to witnesses in Metapontum
Castor & Pollux (168, 101 and 48 BCE) – at the Roman Forum
Alexander, son of Herod (c.1 CE) – an imposter, believed by many
Elijah (c.33 CE) – in the form of John the Baptist and Jesus
John the Baptist (c.33 CE) – in the form of Jesus
Jeremiah (c.33 CE) – in the form of Jesus
Moses (c.33 CE) – to Peter
Risen saints (c.33 CE) – to many in Jerusalem
Nero (c.75 CE) – an imposter, believed by many
Jesse James (1948) – an imposter, believed by many
Mary of Nazareth (1968) – to hundreds in Zeitun, Egypt
Mary of Nazareth (2009) – to hundreds in Warrak, Egypt
Seen in visions and dreams
Moses and Elijah (c.33 CE) to Peter
A “man of Macedonia” (c.35 CE) to Paul
Achilles (c.68 CE) to Apollonius
Apollonius (c.100) to his disciples
Nero (105) to Fannius
Ignatius (c.107) to his disciples
Pliny's mother-in-law (c.110 CE) to Pliny
Apollonius (c.274) to Aurelian
