In July 332, was born Julian Flavi, Emperor of the Roman Empire, of Illyrian descent. He is known as one of the most cultured emperors in the history of Rome and is nicknamed the “philosopher emperor,” a flamboyant defender of classical culture and beliefs, one of the most talented characters in literature and art all through the time.
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