2. Although he is intrigued by the deities, Julian also believes in:
(a) One God.
(b) The Virgin Mary.
(c) The Prophet, Mohammed.
(d) The Way.

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

4. After Helena's death, Julian says he feels:
(a) Lonely and depressed.
(b) Relieved.
(c) Nothing.
(d) Confused.

5. Julian often bases his decisions on:
(a) His wife's recommendations.
(b) The advice of psychics.
(c) Tea leaf readings.
(d) Signs and omens.

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

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

8. Constantius appoints Gallus as:
(a) Caesar.
(b) Head of his armies.
(c) Pro-consul.
(d) Governor of Gaul.

9. Julian's attitude towards battle is:
(a) Eager and optimistic.
(b) Cautious and wary.
(c) Ambivalent.
(d) Frightened and worried.

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

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

12. Julian describes all these aspects of the mysteries of Hellenism, except:
(a) Crossing a bridge on foot.
(b) Ritual sacrifice of a pig.
(c) Bathing a pig in the sea.
(d) Worshiping at the shrine of Aphrodite.

13. Gallus' wife, Constantia, eventually dies from:
(a) Childbirth.
(b) Poison.
(c) Fever.
(d) Suicide.

14. Julian learns that Constantius is planning to march against him:
(a) Through a spy.
(b) By intercepting a letter.
(c) By torturing a steward.
(d) From Eusebia.

15. Which of these phrases does not describe Julian's relationship with his brother, Gallus?
(a) Julian is infuriated by Gallus.
(b) Julian is amused by Gallus.
(c) Julian is jealous of Gallus.
(d) Julian is intimidated by Gallus.