Julian demurred initially and publicly, but by 361 he started to represent himself in this fashion and prepared for the inevitable civil war. Constantius died suddenly, however, before any combat took ...

The Roman Emperor Julian was apparently so taken aback by how civilization developed in the 1500 years following his death in 363 CE that he felt compelled to express himself from beyond the ...

Sounds like it could be anywhere in Australia or New Zealand in January, doesn't it? This is also how the Roman emperor Julian spent his summers in the 4th century CE. Towards the end of 357 CE ...

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In 363, Roman Emperor Julian was killed during a retreat from the Sassanid Empire. General Jovian was proclaimed Emperor by troops on the battlefield.

Historians record that the unified Roman Empire was ruled by 69 emperors between the first emperor Augustus (who reigned from 27 B.C. to A.D. 14) and Theodosius (ruled from A.D. 379 to 395), but ...