2. Sosipatra prophesies all of the following except:
(a) Julian dies a warrior's death.
(b) Julian is a military and political leader.
(c) Julian dies in a place called Phrygia.
(d) Julian marrying Helena.

3. Julian describes the people of Gaul as all of these except:
(a) Impoverished.
(b) Ready for battle.
(c) Well groomed.
(d) Neatly dressed.

4. As Julian becomes more self confident and assertive, Constantius does all of these things except:
(a) Place spies around him.
(b) Call him back to Rome regularly.
(c) Keep his army small and weak.
(d) Try to curb his authority.

5. 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 provides little in the way of military advice or support.
(d) Constantius doesn't think Gaul is worth fighting for.

6. Julian's public observance of Epiphany is notable because:
(a) He is very private about religious observances.
(b) He is in mourning over the death of Helena.
(c) His dislike of Christian holidays is well known.
(d) He is in Athens at the time.

7. What is Constantius' relationship to the brothers, Julian and Gallus?
(a) He is their step-father.
(b) He is their godfather.
(c) He is their uncle.
(d) He is their cousin.

8. After he becomes emperor, Julian again faces the threat of invasion along his borders. This time, the threat is from:
(a) Macedonian rebels.
(b) Portuguese traders.
(c) German invaders.
(d) Pirates from North Africa.

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

10. At one point in the Gaul campaign, Julian considers:
(a) Staging a coup and overthrowing Constantius.
(b) Committing suicide.
(c) Running away.
(d) Joining with the Germans to fight Poland.

11. As a child of Mithra, Julian believes in:
(a) The Hellenistic gods.
(b) The Way of Tao.
(c) Vegetarianism.
(d) The devil.

12. Constantius dies of:
(a) A fever.
(b) A heart attack.
(c) A fall from a parapet.
(d) Suicide.

13. The person Julian calls "the Galilean" is:
(a) Libanius.
(b) Jesus Christ.
(c) Oribasius, Julian's close friend.
(d) Mardonius, Julian's tutor.

14. Constantius' writes instructions to Julian, which includes all of the following except:
(a) Etiquette tips.
(b) Recipes.
(c) Battle strategies.
(d) Instructions for holding dinner parties.

15. Constantius dies suddenly before Julian can:
(a) Arrest him.
(b) Hold him accountable for the brutalities of his regime.
(c) Dispatch his personal physician to cure him.
(d) Mount an attack against him.