What was Julian's imperial title in Christianity?
Julian the Great
Julian the Pious
Julian the Apostate
Julian the Saint
Answer
Julian the Apostate, Roman emperor from 361 to 363, was a staunch opponent of Christianity and attempted to revive traditional Roman paganism. His reign was marked by his efforts to roll back the influence of Christianity and restore pagan religious practices. Julian's commitment to paganism earned him the epithet "the Apostate," a title given by early Christians who saw his rejection of their faith as a betrayal.
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