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Julian (emperor)
Julian was a Roman emperor of the fourth century CE, known for attempting to restore traditional paganism. He led a major expedition against Persia but died in the campaign in 363 CE. The peace that followed allowed the Sasanian Empire under Shapur II to recover Nisibis and other territories.
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