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Restoration of paganism from Julian until Valens

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Valentinian, who ruled in the west, seems to have only been a halfhearted Christian as he avoided attending his inaugural ceremony by twenty-four hours in order to avoid an inauspicious day (the intercalary day of the bissextile year). Valentinian and Valens granted complete toleration for all cults at the beginning of their reign in 364. Valentinian even allowed the performance of nocturnal sacrifices, which had been previously prohibited due to the attempt of some people to practice unlawful divination under the cover of the night, after the proconsul of Greece appealed to him. Valentinian also confirmed the rights and privileges of the pagan priests and confirmed the right of pagans to be the exclusive caretakers of their temples. Valens, who ruled in the east, was an Arian and was too engaged with fighting against Orthodox Christians to bother much with the pagans. In both west and east, severe laws were once again passed prohibiting private divination. Due to the over-zealousness of the populace to stop harmful divination, the haruspices and augurs began to be afraid to show themselves in public. This led the emperors to formally authorize the practice of official and lawful divination by law in 371.
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any chance they had of a professional career. He did not believe Christians could honestly teach subjects replete with allusions to Greek deities whose existence they denied The Jewish historian and theologian Jacob Neusner writes: "It was only after the near catastrophe of Julian's reversion to paganism that the Christian emperors systematically legislated against paganism so as to destroy it."
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acknowledges that Julian did not compel Christians to offer sacrifice nor did he allow the people to commit any act of injustice towards the Christians or insult them. However, no Christian was allowed to teach or study the ancient classical authors, "Let them keep to Matthew and Luke", thus ending
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Julian's successor – Jovian – seems to have instituted a policy of religious toleration which avoided the extremes of Constantius and Julian. Under Valentinian and Valens, this period of religious toleration continued. Pagan writers praised both emperors for their liberal religious policies.
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Julian's training in Christianity influenced his ideas concerning the revival and organisation of the old religion, shaping it into a more coherent body of doctrine, ritual and liturgy. with a hierarchy under the supervision of the emperor.: "FLAVIUS CLAUDIUS JULIANUS", Karl Hoeber, Catholic
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and received a Christian training. Following the death of Constantine, he witnessed the assassination of his father, brother and other family members by the guards of the imperial palace. Rightly or wrongly, he blamed this brutal act on the Emperor
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As emperor, Julian sought to turn the tide in the attempted suppression of non-Christian religions. Julian allowed religious freedom and avoided any form of actual compulsion. The Christian
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and by association, to Christians in general. This antipathy deepened when Constantius executed Julian's only remaining brother in 354AD. After childhood, Julian was educated by
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was Roman co-emperor since 355, and ruled solely for 18 months 361–363. Known to Christians as "Julian the Apostate", he was a nephew of
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Hans Kung, "The Catholic Church", Ch3 The Imperial Catholic Church", p45, 2001, Weidenfiled & Nicolson,
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of the deified Augustus, disfigured by a Christian cross carved into the emperor's forehead.
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Julian organized elaborate rituals and attempted to set forth a clarified philosophy of
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Ivory diptych of a priestess of Ceres, ca 400: it was defaced and thrown in a well at
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Grindle, Gilbert. The Destruction of Paganism in the Roman Empire. (1892): 17–18.
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and the old religions. Upon becoming emperor, Julian decided to restore
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was a brief period, from 361 until 375, of relative tolerance towards
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Restoration and tolerance of Paganism from Julian till Valens
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Religious toleration under Jovian, Valentinian and Valens
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that might unite all Pagans.(Ammianus Res Gestae 22.12)
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Index

Restoration and tolerance of Paganism from Julian till Valens
pagans in the Roman Empire
late Roman Empire
persecutions
Constantius II
Gratian
Julian the Apostate
Jovian
Valens
Valentinian I
religious toleration

cult statue
Constantinian shift
Edict of Milan
Julian
Constantine the Great
Constantius I
Hellenists
neoplatonists
paganism, the ancient Roman religion
syncretic
mystery religions
Sozomen

Abbey of Montier-en-Der

Pope Benedict XVI
Deus Caritas Est

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