As emperor, this man abandoned a plan to restore the Temple of Jerusalem after balls of fire scared away workers.
This ruler feuded with the prefect of Gaul, Florentius, whom he allegedly accused of being a thief and prevented him from raising taxes. As emperor, this man abandoned a plan to restore the Temple of Jerusalem after balls of fire scared away workers. Despite lacking military experience, he recaptured Colonia Agrippina after an ancestor had built the Castra Divitia, and crossed the Rhine after defeating a superior force near Argentorate.. He defended himself from charges of usurping in his Letter to the Athenians. His half-brother Gallus was executed by Constantius II, who named this man Caesar instead. This ruler was fatally speared in a retreat from Ctesiphon after preparing at Antioch, where he wrote the work "Against the Galileans," against the trickery of a certain religion. FTP, name this late Roman emperor whose embrace of paganism led him to be dubbed "the Apostate."
This ruler feuded with the prefect of Gaul, Florentius, whom he allegedly accused of being a thief and prevented him from raising taxes.
{Julian} the Apostate [or {Flavius Claudius Julianus} ]