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CONTENTS INTRODUCTION TO THE LETTERS BIBLIOGRAPHY PAfiE vii 1 X i V LETTERS 1-58 WITH DATES 3 LETTERS 59-73 UNDATED 209 APOCRYPHAL LETTERS 74-83 237 THB SHORTER FRAGMENTS 295 EPIGRAMS 305 INTRODUCTION TO "AGAINST THE GALILAEANS " . . 313 AGAINST THE GALILAEANS f . 319 FRAGMENTS 429 TABLE OF NUMBERS 435 INDEX 439
Page 2: HANDBOUND AT THE UNIVERSITY OF TORO
Page 9: e8rr THE WORKS OF THE EMPEROR JULIA
Page 14 and 15: INTRODUCTION fUhZZS *!»?"& am°" g
Page 16 and 17: INTRODUCTION naturally inclined to
Page 18 and 19: INTRODUCTION had been proclaimed Au
Page 20 and 21: INTRODUCTION army and the provincia
Page 22 and 23: INTRODUCTION vives, and a brief fra
Page 24 and 25: INTRODUCTION among them Aetius, to
Page 26 and 27: INTRODUCTION Prohaeresius, but the
Page 28 and 29: INTRODUCTION spiteful Invective aga
Page 30 and 31: INTRODUCTION and about this time he
Page 32 and 33: INTRODUCTION to suffer from the hea
Page 34 and 35: INTRODUCTION imitate the Christian
Page 36 and 37: INTRODUCTION Theodosianus and the I
Page 38 and 39: INTRODUCTION Alypius, to whom Julia
Page 40 and 41: INTRODUCTION Parnassius. There they
Page 42 and 43: INTRODUCTION between Rome and Persi
Page 44 and 45: INTRODUCTION tortures and death, wa
Page 46 and 47: INTRODUCTION had been murdered on D
Page 48 and 49: INTRODUCTION is extant among the sa
Page 50 and 51: INTRODUCTION interest in the Nile f
Page 52 and 53: INTRODUCTION Eutherius, to whom Jul
Page 54 and 55: INTRODUCTION Julian rhetoric when h
Page 56 and 57: INTRODUCTION and was succeeded in h
Page 58 and 59: INTRODUCTION partly for the removal
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INTRODUCTION linus. Socrates 3. 1 i
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INTRODUCTION which is also lost. Ni
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INTRODUCTION Julian's wish. This wo
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INTRODUCTION the exemption. Eunapiu
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INTRODUCTION structing a trusted su
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INTRODUCTION does not say that this
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INTRODUCTION Editions.— See also
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THE WORKS OF THE EMPEROR JULIAN in
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1 To Priscus l On receiving your le
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TO PRISCUS help of the gods, and ex
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TO EUMENIUS AND PHARIANUS can prove
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TO ORIBASIUS I love you like brothe
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TO ORIBASIUS who was altogether a s
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than the rendering " If I should be
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TO PRISCUS claim to practical wisdo
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TO ALYPIUS, BROTHER OF CAESARIUS an
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TO ALYPIUS, BROTHER OF CAESARIUS my
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campaign, see Ammianus 20, 10. 21 T
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TO MAXIMUS, THE PHILOSOPHER months,
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TO MAXIMUM THE PHILOSOPHER enquirin
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TO HIS UNCLE JULIAN then, in the na
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TO LEONTIUS clared a public enemy,
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TO THE PHILOSOPHER MAXIM US as I ha
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TO HERMOGENES you care away I canno
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TO BISHOP AETIUS 14 To Prohaeresius
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TO THE HIGH-PRIEST THEODORUS folly
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TO THE HIGH-PRIEST THEODORUS becaus
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TO THE HIGH-PRIEST THEODORUS 1 and
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TO ZENO this compact, that I am to
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TO AN OFFICIAL from Alexandria, you
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TO AN OFFICIAL disgraceful thing of
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TO A PRIEST of the moon to meddle i
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TO A PRIEST was summoned x to his h
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TO A PRIEST Ilios." Thereupon with
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TO THE HIGH-PRIEST THEODORUS of the
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TO THE HIGH-PRIEST THEODORUS and we
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TO THE HIGH-PRIEST THEODORUS as wel
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TO THE PEOPLE OF ALEXANDRIA ever be
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TO THE PEOPLE OF ALEXANDRIA the god
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TO THE PEOPLE OF ALEXANDRIA gods, t
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TO ARSACIUS, HIGH-PRIEST OF GALATIA
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TO ECDICIUS, PREFECT OF EGYPT preci
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TO THE ALEXANDRIANS, AN EDICT canno
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TO EVAGRIUS were exiled by Constant
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TO EVAGRIUS than twenty stades from
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TO BASIL Perhaps I was not a very i
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TO THE THRACIANS hitherto, I think,
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ON BEHALF OF THE ARGIVES indulgence
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ON BEHALF OF THE ARGIVES they may c
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ON BEHALF OF THE ARGIVES have grown
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ON BEHALF OF THE ARGIVES buy bears
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ON BEHALF OF THE ARGIVES the other
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ON BEHALF OF THE ARGIVES avoided th
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TO HIS UNCLE JULIAN is a terrible t
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TO HIS UNCLE JULIAN like personal o
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- Have TO HIS UNCLE JULIAN 1 of Lau
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TO HIS UNCLE JULIAN 1 of libels tha
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TO PHILIP his true character was de
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A DECREE CONCERNING PHYSICIANS frie
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TO THE PRIESTESS THEODORA sons of t
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TO THE PRIESTESS THEODORA slanderin
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TO THEODORA find it easy to dispens
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TO ARISTOXENUS, A PHILOSOPHER ackno
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RESCRIPT ON CHRISTIAN TEACHERS a ge
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RESCRIPT ON CHRISTIAN TEACHERS not
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RESCRIPT ON CHRISTIAN TEACHERS decl
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TO ATARBIUS which way to turn, and
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TO THE CITIZENS OF BYZACIUM histori
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TO HECEBOLIUS •10 To Hecebolius 1
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TO THE CITIZENS OF BOSTRA command y
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TO THE CITIZENS OF BOSTRA the gods.
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TO THE CITIZENS OF BOSTRA decided t
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TO CALLIXEINE let those of you who
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TO EUSTATHIUS THE PHILOSOPHER and p
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TO EUSTATHIUS than this, you posses
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TO ECDICIUS, PREFECT OF EGYPT I had
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6 i. e. the Hebraic law ; cf. Again
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TO THE ALEXANDRIANS it would have b
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TO THE ALEXANDRIANS proved stronger
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TO THE ALEXANDRIANS know what they
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TO THE ALEXANDRIANS rejoice me the
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TO THE ALEXANDRIANS 48 To the Alexa
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TO ECDICIUS, PREFECT OF EGYPT perso
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TO NILUS, SURNAMED DIONYSIUS to be
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TO NILUS, SURNAMF.D DIONYSIUS you w
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TO NILUS, SURNAMED DIONYSIUS incurr
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TO NILUS, SURNAMED DIONYSIUS Howeve
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TO NILUS, SURNAMED DIONYSIUS everyt
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TO NILUS, SURNAMED DIONYSUS concern
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TO NILUS, SURNAMED DIONYSIUS your w
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TO NILUS, SURNAMED DIONYSIUS so foo
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TO NILUS, SURNAMED DIONYSIUS becaus
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TO NILUS, SURNAMED DIONYSIUS and of
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TO THE COMMUNITY OF THE JEWS that,
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TO THE COMMUNITY OF THE JEWS see ma
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TO LIBANIUS in spirit, and should n
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TO LIBANIUS 1 as in fact it is, you
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TO EUSTOCHIUS philosophic and truth
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TO PHOTINUS with us, since they sor
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TO PHOTINUS kerenarck x : O Photinu
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EDICT ON FUNERALS of the chest, and
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EDICT ON FUNERALS joined that expia
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EDICT ON FUNERALS who meet the fune
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TO ARSACES, SATRAP OF ARMENIA the w
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TO ARSACES, SATRAP OF ARMENIA as a
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TO LIBANIUS, SOPHIST AND QUAESTOR s
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TO LIBANIUS, SOPHIST AND QUAESTOR f
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TO LIBAN1US, SOPHIST AND QUAESTOR t
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TO LIBANIUS, SOPHIST AND QUAESTOR u
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TO MAXIMUS THE PHILOSOPHER they cou
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TO EUGENIUS THE PHILOSOPHER them st
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TO SOPATER for his art, I cannot ad
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TO EUCLE1DES THE PHILOSOPHER you wr
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TO HECEBOLIUS says, lead a gallopin
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TO LUCIAN THK SOPHIST imagine silve
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TO GEORGE, A REVENUE OFFICIAL writi
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TO GEORGE, A REVENUE OFFICIAL oppos
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TO GEORGE, A REVENUE OFFICIAL the i
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TO HIMERIUS was, was able to dazzle
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TO HIMBRIUS event in itself call fo
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TO HIMERIUS great as your own. Now
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TO COMMANDER GREGORY both of pleasu
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TO MAXI MINUS cordingly, since I wa
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deity not usually associated with m
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TO IAMBLICHUS their brows ? 1 But e
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TO IAMBLICHUS turn accept my discou
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TO IAMBLICHUS with our eyes" 1 our
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implying the use of what has been k
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TO IAMBLICHUS so far as I can appro
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TO IAMBLICHUS any rate, when someon
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TO IAMBLICHUS were going round in a
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TO IAMBLICHUS gladly, as to a kind
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TO IAMBLICHUS were to attain that w
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TO IAMBLICHUS home, I began another
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TO IAMBLICHUS of all men, deserve t
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TO IAMBLICHUS but ever performs his
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TO IAMBLICHUS prefer, his nursling,
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TO IAMBLICHUS wakeful eyes as lie k
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TO THE MOST ILLUSTRIOUS SARAPION el
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TO THE MOST ILLUSTRIOUS SARAPION pl
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TO THE MOST ILLUSTRIOUS SARAPION re
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TO THE MOST ILLUSTRIOUS. SARAPION o
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TO THE MOST ILLUSTRIOUS SARAPION pr
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1 He was sending one hundred figs.
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TO THE MOST ILLUSTRIOUS SARAPION is
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TO THE MOST ILLUSTRIOUS SARAPION th
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a The centum viri, 283 TO THE MOST
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TO BASIL 81 To Basil * Up to the pr
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TO BASIL to be Emperor of the Roman
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GALLUS CAESAR TO HIS BROTHER JULIAN
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EUSTATHIUS TO JULIAN the religion o
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EUSTATHIUS TO JULIAN having to endu
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THE SHORTER FRAGMENTS 1 Then who do
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THE SHORTER FRAGMENTS great and far
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THE SHORTER FRAGMENTS They only kne
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THE SHORTER FRAGMENTS 9 Accordingly
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THE SHORTER FRAGMENTS transfer your
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EPIGRAMS 1 On wine made from barley
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EPIGRAMS moving fingers of the hand
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EPIGRAMS 5 To a Hippocentaur A hors
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introduction- Julian, like Epictetu
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INTRODUCTION his tone is more like
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INTRODUCTION Books. But for Cyril's
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would retain, taking vnep rwv irpwr
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AGAINST THE GALILAEANS to enquire o
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AGAINST THE GALILAEANS the All in t
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AGAINST THE GAL1LAEANS Now it is tr
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AGAINST THE GALILAEANS and evil ? W
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AGAINST THE GALILAEANS tree of life
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AGAINST THE GALILAEANS at the time
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AGAINST THE GALILAEANS that God ord
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AGAINST THE GALILAEAXS and what sor
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AGAINST THE GALILAEANS ray hands th
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AGAINST THE GALILAEANS the earth an
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AGAINST THE GALILAEANS also to give
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AGAINST THE GALILAEANS me unto thee
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AGAINST THE GALILAEANS little tribe
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AGAINST THE GALILAEANS attempt to c
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AGAINST THE GALILAEANS was inspired
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AGAINST THE GALILAEANS believe this
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AGAINST THE GALILAEANS mischief aga
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AGAINST THE GALILAEANS did not send
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AGAINST THE GALILAEANS sink down ?
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AGAINST THE GALILAEANS confusion of
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AGAINST THE GALILAEANS famous decal
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AGAINST THE GALILAEANS is called je
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AGAINST THE GALILAEANS the belly, a
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AGAINST THE GALILAEANS is, I suppos
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AGAINST THE GALILAEANS But has God
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AGAINST THE GALILAEANS of pirates,
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AGAINST THE GALILAEANS the seat of
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AGAINST THE GALILAEANS I had almost
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AGAINST THE GALILAEANS and would in
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AGAINST THE GALILAEANS But I know n
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AGAINST THE GALILAEANS But when he
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1 Kings, 3. 1. 383 AGAINST THE GALI
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AGAINST THE GALILAEANS own judgemen
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AGAINST THE GALILAEANS moreover rec
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AGAINST THE GALILAEANS and the art
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AGAINST THE GALILAEANS gods "; l ye
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AGAINST THE GALILAEANS eulogies wer
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AGAINST THE GALILAEANS Jesus that w
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AGAINST THE GALILAEANS even this pl
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AGAINST THE GALILAEANS also, and I
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AGAINST THE GALILAEANS them as pray
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AGAINST THE GALILAEANS the "only be
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AGAINST THE GALILAEANS self, and ma
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AGAINST THE GALILAEANS person will
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AGAINST THE GALILAEANS God held cer
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AGAINST THE GALILAEANS throughout y
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AGAINST THE GALILAEANS But you are
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AGAINST THE GAL1LAEANS sensibly he
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AGAINST THE GALILAEANS matter. List
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AGAINST THE GALILAEANS Moses * ; an
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AGAINST THE GALILAEANS embarrassed,
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AGAINST THE GALILAEANS to observe t
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AGAINST THE GALILAEANS And he posse
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2 1 Kings 18. 19. 427 AGAINST THE G
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FRAGMENTS 1 and still Such 1 things
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FRAGMENTS Furthermore, Jesus prays
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FRAGMENTS How did the Word of God t
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TABLE OF NUMBERS Hertlein.
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TABLE OF NUMBERS
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INDEX Ares, 199, 302, 345, 373, 387
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INDEX Demeter, 137, 305 Democritus
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INDEX Horace, cited, 19, 103 Hosea,
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INDEX Olympia, Zeus of Pheidias at,
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INDEX Temple, the, at Jerusalem, re
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