""Julian the Apostate"" is a biographical account of the Roman Emperor Julian, written by historian Ralph Shirley. Julian, who reigned from 361 to 363 CE, is known for his rejection of Christianity and his attempts to revive pagan religion in the Roman Empire. Shirley's book explores Julian's life, his education, his military campaigns, and his religious beliefs. The author also examines Julian's relationship with his predecessors, his court, and...