To the Ancient Platonic Philosophers

Emperor Julian was the last pagan Roman emperor, rhetorician, and philosopher. He is also sometimes referred to as Julian II. He was a supporter of the restoration of pagan traditions, based on neo-Platonism, the enemy of Christianity.

Published in English the main body of works of Emperor Julian made up of all platonic Cynic and speech, as well as the most interesting examples of the rhetoric and the epistolary genre. In his writings, the author presents not only an avid follower of the pagan philosophy but also a brilliant writer, close to Cynicism. The publication is intended for anyone interested in the history of philosophy and religion.