A Selection From the Syriac Julian Romance; Edited With a Complete Glossary in English and German

This is a meticulously edited selection from the "Syriac Julian Romance", a fascinating text shedding light on the life and times of Julian, Emperor of Rome (331-363 AD). Presented with a comprehensive glossary in both English and German, this edition offers invaluable resources for students and scholars of Syriac language and ancient history. Edited by Richard James Horatio Gottheil, a renowned scholar of Semitic languages, this work provides critical insights into the cultural and linguistic landscape of the ancient Near East. Explore the intersection of Roman history and Syriac literature in this unique and scholarly edition.

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