Imp. Caesaris Flavii Clavdii Ivliani epistvlae, leges, poemata, fragmenta varia

Imperatoris Caesaris Flavii Claudii Iuliani Epistulae Leges Poemata Fragmenta Varia is a collection of the writings of Julian the Apostate, who briefly held the title of Roman Emperor in the 4th century CE. This edition includes Latin text with commentary and analysis of Julian's philosophy and life.

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