The Emperor Julian

Martin provides an in-depth analysis of the relationship between the Roman Emperor Julian and the Christian religion. He explores Julian's attempts to revive paganism and undermine Christianity, as well as the reactions of the Christian community to his reign. This book is a fascinating look into the complex religious and political landscape of ancient Rome.

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