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Emperor (361 - 363 AD), philosopher and author. His father Julius Constantius was half - brother of Constantine I and was executed in 337 BC. His mother, Bithyan noble named Basilina died and Julian raised by his grandmother as an Christian. Under Emperor Constantius II Julian ruled Gaul in 355 AD and succesfully controled Germanic tribes. Julian became Emperor in 361 AD. He was converted to paganism adorating God Helios in the age of 20. During campaign against Sassanian Empire, Julian died.
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Grandson of Emperor Constantius Chlorus, son of Julius Constantius and his first wife Galla, half - brother of Julian Apostate. He served as Caesar under Emperor Constantius II and ruled the Eastern provinces of Roman Empire in (352 - 354 AD). Was executed.
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Roman soldier and historian who served under Emperors Constantius II and Julian Apostate.
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Frigidarium - Musée de Cluny, Paris. Statue de l'empereur Julien dit l'Apostat.
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Julian defeated the Sasanian army at the battle of Ctesiphon on the 29th of May in 363 AD.
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AD/05/29: Julian The Apostate defeated the Persian Army in the Battle of Ctesiphon.
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