A novel set in the time of the Roman Emperor Julianus (nephew of Constantine the Great, and called the Apostate by his enemies). Examines the philosophical, religious and social impulses of an early period in Western history.
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ABOUT two and a half miles from Caesarea in Cappadocia, upon the woody spurs of Mount Argaeus, and close to the great Roman road, bubbled a certain warm spring, famous for its healing virtues. Read the first page Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Emperor Constantius, Constantine the Great, Augustus Julian, Emperor Julian, Roman Caesar, Good Shepherd, Holy Ghost, Sallustius Secundus, Brother Parphenas, Caesar Julian, Empress Eusebia, Maximus of Ephesus, May God, Ammianus Marcellinus, Asia Minor, Constantius Chlorus, Julius Mauricus, Marcus Scuda, Mica Aurea, Caesar of Cappadocia, Clement of Alexandria, Mount Argaeus, Publius Porphyrius, Son of God, Tingunt Gorgonio New!
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ABOUT two and a half miles from Caesarea in Cappadocia, upon the woody spurs of Mount Argaeus, and close to the great Roman road, bubbled a certain warm spring, famous for its healing virtues. Read the first page Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Emperor Constantius, Constantine the Great, Augustus Julian, Emperor Julian, Roman Caesar, Good Shepherd, Holy Ghost, Sallustius Secundus, Brother Parphenas, Caesar Julian, Empress Eusebia, Maximus of Ephesus, May God, Ammianus Marcellinus, Asia Minor, Constantius Chlorus, Julius Mauricus, Marcus Scuda, Mica Aurea, Caesar of Cappadocia, Clement of Alexandria, Mount Argaeus, Publius Porphyrius, Son of God, Tingunt Gorgonio New!
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