Author: Thomas Taylor

Title: The Arguments of the Emperor Julian Against the Christians  

Edition: Limited Reprint of 500 copies  

Publication Date: October 29, 1932  

Format: Hardcover

Category: Classical Studies / Philosophy / Early Christian Controversy

Condition: Good

Item Description

Offered here is the rare 1932 limited reprint of The Arguments of the Emperor Julian Against the Christians, translated by the noted Neoplatonic scholar Thomas Taylor. Only 500 copies were printed, making this one of the scarcest early 20th‑century reissues of Julian’s polemical writings.

This edition is prized by collectors of:

• Classical philosophy

• Neoplatonism

• Early Christian history

• Thomas Taylor translations

• Pre‑WWII small‑press scholarly works

The volume presents Emperor Julian’s arguments in full, accompanied by Taylor’s influential commentary. These limited reprints were produced for academic and private circulation, and surviving copies are uncommon.

Condition Notes

• Clean, solid hardcover

• Tight binding

• Light shelf wear appropriate for age

• Pages clean and unmarked

• No loose or missing leaves

A well‑preserved example of a scarce philosophical work.

Features

• Limited to 500 copies (October 29, 1932)

• Early Thomas Taylor reprint

• Important source for classical and religious scholarship

• Collectible pre‑WWII small‑press edition

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