The Quarterly Review, Volume 257John Murray, 1931 |
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Page 320
... Julian of ingrati- tude . ' Ursulus had come to Julian's assistance in a time of great financial difficulty . After his death , when Julian felt that he was exposed to general execration , and imagining that an unpardonable crime could ...
... Julian of ingrati- tude . ' Ursulus had come to Julian's assistance in a time of great financial difficulty . After his death , when Julian felt that he was exposed to general execration , and imagining that an unpardonable crime could ...
Page 322
... Julian was accustomed to bridle his anger on every occasion . Ammianus tells a different tale . Libanius describes Julian as impartial in matters of religion and law . Ammianus twice refers to his iniquitous edict on education debarring ...
... Julian was accustomed to bridle his anger on every occasion . Ammianus tells a different tale . Libanius describes Julian as impartial in matters of religion and law . Ammianus twice refers to his iniquitous edict on education debarring ...
Page 336
... Julian's opinion a man could be owppwv and not chaste . Julian used the word ambiguously . He would not permit the works of Archilochus ... JULIAN VERSUS CHRISTIANITY JULIAN versus CHRISTIANITY By the Rev F Montgomery Hitchcock, D D.
... Julian's opinion a man could be owppwv and not chaste . Julian used the word ambiguously . He would not permit the works of Archilochus ... JULIAN VERSUS CHRISTIANITY JULIAN versus CHRISTIANITY By the Rev F Montgomery Hitchcock, D D.
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