3. Just a few miles from the Tigris River, Julian declares a brief respite from the fighting to:
(a) Catch up on his journal so there is an accurate transcription of the events.
(b) Repair the straps of his armor.
(c) Allow his lame horse to rest.
(d) Pray, fast and meditate on his next steps.

4. Julian proposes burning his own ships so that:
(a) The troops are not distracted by the need to protect the ships.
(b) His men are not tempted to retreat.
(c) The vermin in the vessels are eliminated.
(d) They do not have to transport the ships overland.

5. Faustina gives birth to:
(a) A son.
(b) A daughter.
(c) A stillborn child.
(d) Twins.

6. When Julian officially becomes Augustus, one of his first actions is to:
(a) Call for sacrifices to the Hellenic gods.
(b) Annex Switzerland.
(c) Make his birthday a national holiday.
(d) Declare war on Spain.

7. Julian's general, Salutius, asks him to wait a week before pressing on with the military campaign. In a week's time, Salaius hopes that:
(a) Reinforcements arrive to augment Julian's army.
(b) The Persians retreat back to the Euphrates.
(c) The Persians run out of food and supplies.
(d) Julian loses his enthusiasm for the campaign and agrees to return to Rome.

8. Constantius calls on his successor to care for:
(a) His horses.
(b) His wife, Faustina.
(c) The Parthenon.
(d) The art treasures of Rome.

9. Libanius needs permission from ______ to publish his manuscript about Julian.
(a) Callistus.
(b) Bishop Meletius.
(c) Cimon.
(d) Theodosius.

10. Julian spends his last moments before dying with:
(a) Victor and Jovian.
(b) Priscus and Maximus.
(c) Callistus.
(d) Libanius and Priscus.

11. After a key battle against the Persian army, Julian becomes angry when his sacrifice goes awry, and vows:
(a) To sharpen his knife.
(b) To ask God's forgiveness for his transgressions.
(c) To double the sacrifice next time.
(d) Never to sacrifice to Aries, the god of war, again.

12. After Oribasius reports the Oracle's prediction to Julian, Julian instructs Oribasius:
(a) To send the news via messengers throughout the empire.
(b) To consult with Maximus.
(c) To proclaim a day of celebration.
(d) To tell no one.

13. In retaliation for the destruction of the temple to Apollo, Julian closes:
(a) The market.
(b) The theaters.
(c) The cathedral.
(d) The brothels.

14. Following the fall of Maiozamalcha, Julian's soldiers have a lottery to divide up the:
(a) Cattle.
(b) Captured weapons.
(c) Women.
(d) Stockpiles of grain.

15. Julian is told of a plot to kill him involving:
(a) His deaf-mute servant.
(b) The surviving citizens of Maiozamalcha.
(c) Someone close to him.
(d) Faustina.