Valentinian II
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| - | In [[448]] all the obtainable literature of anti-Christian authors was confiscated and destroyed by a decree of the emperors [[Theodosius II]]. and [[Valentinian II]]. The law was directed chiefly against the works of [[Porphyrius]], but included [[Celsus]] and others. What we can know of all this literature must be gleaned and reconstructed from the citations in the Christian fathers ; especially in [[Origen]], [[Eusebius]], [[Cyril of Alexandria]] (for Julian), and minor notices in [[Jerome]] and [[Augustin]]. --''[[A Study of the Classic Pagan References to Nascent Christianity]]'', [[John Robert Bräuer]] (1906) [[https://archive.org/details/studyofclassicpa00brrich] | + | '''Flavius Valentinianus''' (371 – 15 May 392), commonly known as '''Valentinian II''', was [[Roman Emperor]] from AD 375 to 392. |
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Flavius Valentinianus (371 – 15 May 392), commonly known as Valentinian II, was Roman Emperor from AD 375 to 392.
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