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    Galileans or gallus? (Julian's letter to aetius).Pierre-Louis Malosse - 2010 - Classical Quarterly 60 (2):607-609.
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    Libanius on Constantine again.Pierre-Louis Malosse - 1997 - Classical Quarterly 47 (2):519-524.
    H.-U. Wiemer opposes the image which Libanius gives of Constantine in his fifty-ninth oration (Panegyric of Constantius and Constans) to that which emerges from his later works, especially those of the Theodosian period when hostility is obvious, mirroring the opinion of pagan circles, who held this Emperor responsible for most of the calamities endured by the Empire in the fourth century. As the epideictic genre required, in 344/5 or in 348/9 the father had to be praised so that the sons (...)
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    Julian, aetius and ‘the galileans’.Moysés Marcos - 2020 - Classical Quarterly 70 (2):865-870.
    By the mid fourth centuryc.e., violently divergent Christian communities had developed across the Roman empire: Nicene or Homoousian, Homoiousian, Homoian, Anomoean or Heterousian and others. The first emperor to be a strong supporter of traditional cult in more than a generation, Julian ruled over an empire of numerous religious groups that were often at variance with one another, both extra- and intra-communally, and how all of these should be treated was one of the chief problems pressing the emperor upon his (...)
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