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"For if indeed Julian had caused all those that were under his dominion

to be richer than Midas, and each of the cities greater than Babylon

once was, and had also surrounded each of them with a golden wall, but

had corrected none of the existing errors respecting divinity, he would

have acted in a manner similar to a physician, who receiving a body

full of evils in each of its parts, should cure all of them except the

eyes."--Liban. Parental, in Julian, p. 285.

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