The Roman Emperor Julian (361-363) Was Raised As A Christian, But Soon After Apostatized, And, During His Short Reign, Attempted To Revive Paganism. This Provoked The Anger Of The Christians, Who Raised Accusations Against Him As A Persecutor. In The Last Pagan Emperor, These Claims Are Carefully Investigated. Introduction -- Julian's Apostasy -- Constantine And The Christians -- A Fleeting Cloud? -- George Of Cappadocia -- Artemius -- Pagan Temples And Christian Churches -- Sacrifices To The Gods -- Julian's School Edict: A Form Of Persecution? -- Basil Of Ancyra -- Idols And Psalm Singing -- Julian And His Uncle Julianus -- Caesarea And Gaza -- Eugenius And Macarius -- The Banner Of The Cross -- Chrysostom And Julian -- To The End And Beyond -- Elophius -- Praise And Blame -- Chronological Outline. H.c. Teitler. Originally Published As Julianus De Afvallige (amsterdam : Athaneum--polak & Van Gennep, 2009)--title Page Verso. Includes Bibliographical References And Index.