Table of Contents: “…Persia; Conclusion: The Elusiveness of Julian; Part II Documents; 1 Julian: Panegyric on the Emperor Constantius; 2 Julian: Panegyric on the Empress Eusebia; 3 Julian: On the Deeds of the Emperor Constantius or On Kingship; 4 Julian: Consolation to Himself on the Departure of the Excellent Salutius; 5 Julian: Letter to Priscus; 6 Julian: Letter to Oribasius; 7 Julian: Letter to the Athenians; 8 Julian: Letter to Maximus the Philosopher; 9 Julian: Letter to Themistius the Philosopher; 10 Julian: Letter to the Philosopher Maximus; 11 Julian: Letter to Bishop Aetius; 12 Julian: Letter to the People of Alexandria; 13 Julian: Letter to Ecdicus, Prefect of Egypt; 14 Julian: Against the Cynic Heraclius; 15 Julian: To the Alexandrians, an Edict; 16 Julian: Letter to Evagrius; 17 Julian: Letter to the Thracians; 18 Julian: Letter to the High-priest Theodorus; 19 Julian: To the Mother of the Gods; 20 Julian: Letter to Arsacius, High-priest of Galatia; 21 Julian: Letter to Atarbius; 22 Julian: Rescript on Christian Teachers; 23 Julian: Letter to the Citizens of Bostra; 24 Julian: Letter to the Alexandrians; 25 Julian: The Caesars; 26 Julian: To King Helios; 27 Julian: Letter to a Priest; 28 Julian: Misopogon; 29 Inscriptions; 30 Theodosian Code; 31 Sextus Aurelius Victor: De Caesaribus; 32 Claudius Mamertinus: Speech of Thanks to Julian; 33 Libanius: Letter to Julian; 34 Libanius: Address to Julian; 35 Libanius: To Julian on behalf of Aristophanes; 36 Libanius: Address to the Emperor Julian as Consul; 37 Libanius: The Embassy to Julian; 38 Libanius: Letter to Aristophanes; 39 Libanius: Funeral Oration for Julian; 40 Libanius: Upon Avenging Julian; 41 Libanius: Autobiography; 42 Salutius: Concerning the Gods and the Universe; 43 Gregory of Nazianzus: A.…”
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