# Letters of Julian

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From The Works of the Emperor Julian, volume III (1913) Loeb Classical Library.
* Introduction to the letters
* Letters 1–58 with dates:
** Letter 1. To Priscus
** Letter 2. To the Same
** Letter 3. To Eumenius and Pharianus
** Letter 4. To Oribasius
** Letter 5. To Priscus
** Letter 6. To Alypius, brother of Caesarius
** Letter 7. To the Same
** Letter 8. To Maximus, the philosopher
** Letter 9. To his Uncle Julian
** Letter 10. To Eutherius
** Letter 11. To Leontius
** Letter 12. To the philosopher Maximus
** Letter 13. To Hermogenes, formerly Prefect of Egypt
** Letter 14. To Prohaeresius
** Letter 15. To Bishop Aetius
** Letter 16. To the High-priest Theodorus
** Letter 17. To Zeno
** Letter 18. To an Official
** Letter 19. To a Priest
** Letter 20. To the High-priest Theodorus
** Letter 21. The Emperor Julian Caesar, most Mighty Augustus, to the People of Alexandria
** Letter 22. To Arsacius, High-priest of Galatia
** Letter 23. To Ecdicius, Prefect of Egypt
** Letter 24. To the Alexandrians, an Edict
** Letter 25. To Evagrius
** Letter 26. To Basil
** Letter 27. To the Thracians
** Letter 28. On behalf of the Argives; unaddressed
** Letter 29. To his Uncle Julian
** Letter 30. To Philip
** Letter 31. A decree concerning Physicians
** Letter 32. To the priestess Theodora
** Letter 33. To the most reverend Theodora
** Letter 34. To Theodora?
** Letter 35. To Aristoxenus, a Philosopher
** Letter 36. Rescript on Christian Teachers
** Letter 37. To Atarbius
** Letter 38. Julian the Apostate to Porphyrius
** Letter 39. To the citizens of Byzacium
** Letter 40. To Hecebolius
** Letter 41. To the citizens of Bostra
** Letter 42. To Callixeine
** Letter 43. To Eustathius the Philosopher
** Letter 44. To Eustathius
** Letter 45. To Ecdicius, Prefect of Egypt
** Letter 46. To Ecdicius, Prefect of Egypt
** Letter 47. To the Alexandrians
** Letter 48. To the Alexandrians
** Letter 49. To Ecdicius, Prefect of Egypt
** Letter 50. To Nilus, surnamed Dionysius
** Letter 51. To the community of the Jews
** Letter 52. To Libanius
** Letter 53. To Libanius
** Letter 54. To Eustochius
** Letter 55. To Photinus
** Letter 56. Edict on Funerals
** Letter 57. To Arsaces, Satrap of Armenia
** Letter 58. To Libanius, Sophist and Quaestor
* Letters 59–73 undated:
** Letter 59. To Maximus the Philosopher
** Letter 60. To Eugenius
** Letter 61. To Sopater
** Letter 62. To Eucleides the Philosopher
** Letter 63. To Hecebolius
** Letter 64. To Lucian the Sophist
** Letter 65. To Elpidius, a Philosopher
** Letter 66. To George, a Revenue Official
** Letter 67. To George, a Revenue Official
** Letter 68. To Dositheus
** Letter 69. To Himerius
** Letter 70. To Diogenes
** Letter 71. To Commander Gregory
** Letter 72. To Plutarch
** Letter 73. To Maximinus
* Apocryphal letters 74–83:
** Letter 74. To Iamblichus
** Letter 75. To the Same
** Letter 76. To the Same
** Letter 77. To the Same
** Letter 78. To the Same
** Letter 79. To the Same
** Letter 80. To the most illustrious Sarapion
** Letter 81. To Basil
** Letter 82. Letter from Gallus Caesar to his brother Julian
** Letter 83. Eustathius the Philosopher to Julian
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