Julian der Abtrünnige (Historischer Roman): Die Jugend, Der Cäsar und Der Imperator

Set against the backdrop of the imperial palace in Nicomedia during a pivotal moment in history, a tense gathering of bishops, military leaders, and courtiers awaits news about the ailing Emperor Constantine. As whispers of his condition circulate, the atmosphere is charged with both anxiety and hope. The sudden announcement of Constantine's death leads to a fervent declaration of allegiance to the new emperor, Constantius. This historical narrative captures the political intrigue and emotional turmoil of a significant transition in the Roman Empire. Felix Dahn, a prolific writer and historian, intricately weaves these events into his storytelling.