Tertullian (155-240) stoic, laid the basis for the doctrine of the trinity,

Marcus Aurelius (121-180) roman stoic,

Epictetus (55-135) roman stoic,

Musonius Rufus (30-100) Stoic philosopher-preacher

Lucius Annaeus Seneca (4bc-65ad) stoic, served as tutor to the young Nero

Antiochus of Ascalon (130-68 bc) was an eclectic and stoic.
He ended two centuries of skepticism in the Academy,

Posidonius (153-51 bc) roman stoic

Panaetius (185-108 bc) was the founder of Roman Stoic philosophy

Ariston of Chios (fl. 3rd cent. bc) Stoic philosopher, a pupil of Zeno, focused primarily on ethics

Chrysippus (280-206 bc) was the most voluminous
stoic writer and the third head of the school

Cleanthes (331-232 bc) was the second head of Stoic school, hymn to Zeus

Zeno of Citium (336-264 bc) was the founder of stoicism,
maintained that being is one and that consistency brings happiness