Julian the Apostate
Julian the Apostate
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The wet marble shone in the sun, like a living body. The monks, passing by her, turned away and tried not to look, but she was in their midst, crafty and tender.
Julian had not chosen this strange meeting- place for the Galileans without a hidden purpose.
The dark robes of the monks seemed even darker here, the bitter faces of the heretics, drawn with suffering, seemed even more gloomy. They glided among the sunlit marble pillars, casting formless shades of blackness as they went.
They all felt... constrained. And each of them tried to assume an air of equanimity, even confi- dence, pretending not to recognize in his neighbor an enemy, who had ruined his life, or whose life he had ruined; hut at the same time they cast curious malignant glances at each other.
286 Julian the Apostate.
"Holy Mother of God! What is that? Where are we?" cried the plump old Sebastian bishop Eustathius in dismay; "Let me depart, soldiers!" "Gently, gently, my friend, " said the chief of the shield-bearers persuasively, politely barring him from the door.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The wet marble shone in the sun, like a living body. The monks, passing by her, turned away and tried not to look, but she was in their midst, crafty and tender.
Julian had not chosen this strange meeting- place for the Galileans without a hidden purpose.
The dark robes of the monks seemed even darker here, the bitter faces of the heretics, drawn with suffering, seemed even more gloomy. They glided among the sunlit marble pillars, casting formless shades of blackness as they went.
They all felt... constrained. And each of them tried to assume an air of equanimity, even confi- dence, pretending not to recognize in his neighbor an enemy, who had ruined his life, or whose life he had ruined; hut at the same time they cast curious malignant glances at each other.
286 Julian the Apostate.
"Holy Mother of God! What is that? Where are we?" cried the plump old Sebastian bishop Eustathius in dismay; "Let me depart, soldiers!" "Gently, gently, my friend, " said the chief of the shield-bearers persuasively, politely barring him from the door.
What to read after Julian the Apostate?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dmitry Sergeyevich Merezhkovsky to read onlineMoreLess
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