Person
Julian
emperor 361–363
Pagan emperor and critic
Attested. The reign and the treatise are certain. The treatise is fragmentary.
Julian, raised Christian, restored pagan cult and wrote Against the Galileans. He reigned less than two years and died on campaign in Persia. His critique is an insider's attack: he knew scripture and church practice. Christian writers from Gregory of Nazianzus onward answered him at length.
Places
Councils
No council in this list names them as a participant.
Sources
No separate modern citation is attached to this biography. The confidence note is the atlas summary of the evidence.
Catalog editions
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