2. Eventually, Eusebia persuades Constantius to:
(a) Stop persecuting Christians.
(b) Overlook Julian's religious ambivalence.
(c) Appoint Julian as Caesar.
(d) Allow Julian to visit his father's gravesite.

3. Julian is drawn to Gregory and Basil because:
(a) They openly espouse Hellenism.
(b) They represent what he believes he would like to be.
(c) He is attracted to bearded men.
(d) They have an interesting circle of friends.

4. Hilarius is:
(a) Julian's favorite magician.
(b) Julian's favorite groom.
(c) Julian's favorite dancer.
(d) Julian's favorite fencing partner.

5. Julian interprets the dream to mean:
(a) He is assassinated.
(b) He dies in a glorious battle.
(c) He succeeds Constantius as Augustus.
(d) He conquers Persia.

6. When Constantius visits Julian and Gallus, he brings along:
(a) A group of high priests and religious leaders.
(b) His lawyers and accountants.
(c) His bodyguards and personal militia.
(d) A retinue of officials, clerks and servants.

7. When the crowd demands that Julian become Augustus:
(a) He joyfully accepts.
(b) He agrees because he has no other choice.
(c) He consults the Oracle at Delphi.
(d) He takes Helena's advice and goes to Athens.

8. Libanius wants to publish Julian's memoirs and asks Priscus to do all of the following except:
(a) Correct the spelling and grammar errors.
(b) Correct Julian's errors and exaggerations.
(c) Add details about Julian's military campaign.
(d) Describe his personal interactions with Julian.

9. Alone at the baths, Julian meets all of these people except:
(a) Oribasius.
(b) Basil.
(c) Priscus.
(d) Gregory.

10. Constantius seems unsure about how to treat Julian, and the first thing he does is:
(a) Order him to swear an oath of allegiance to Constantius.
(b) Forbid him from visiting Eusebia.
(c) Order him to perform community service.
(d) Place him under house arrest.

11. Eusebia pays a midwife to:
(a) Cut the umbilical cord too short.
(b) Make sure Helena stays in bed during her pregnancy.
(c) Kidnap Helena's child.
(d) Provide herbs and unguents to ease Helena's pain during the birthing process.

12. While in Gaul, during the actual fighting against the German invaders, Julian:
(a) Rallies the local population to join his cause.
(b) Relies on signs and omens to determine the outcome.
(c) Joins his men at the front and demonstrates his courage.
(d) Makes strategic decisions based on intelligence.

13. After Gallus is named Caesar, Libanius goes to Gallus' home and observes:
(a) A flogging.
(b) A lavish feast.
(c) A marital dispute.
(d) A brutal boxing match.

14. Julian believes that Constantius sets him up to fail in Gaul because:
(a) Constantius believes Julian is having an affair with Eusebia.
(b) Constantius makes a secret treaty with the Germans.
(c) Constantius doesn't think Gaul is worth fighting for.
(d) Constantius provides little in the way of military advice or support.

15. In his quest for power and authority, Julian continues in section XI to:
(a) Pray to God for guidance.
(b) Take spa treatments for his strength and health.
(c) Look for ways to undermine Constantius.
(d) Consult wise men and prophets for signs of the future.