Edict of Religious Freedom
An edict passed by Emperor Julian tolerates all forms of religion. All teachers have to be acceptable to the Emperor, Christians are not acceptable
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362 in Roman Empire
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Historical records for Roman Empire in 362
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Edict of Religious Freedom
An edict passed by Emperor Julian tolerates all forms of religion
Reform of Church Governance
An edict passed by Emperor Julian tolerates all forms of religion
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Capital
Moves his capital to Antioch
Julian Resides in Antioch
Emperor Julian spent the winter in Antioch preparing his Persian campaign, and strained relations with the city became a theme of his satirical Misopogon.
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