Author:Libanius
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Libanius (Greek: Λιβάνιος, Libanios; ca. 314-ca. 394) was a Greek-speaking teacher of rhetoric of the later Roman Empire, an educated Pagan of the Sophist school in an Empire that was turning Christian.
WorksEdit
Letters from LibaniusEdit
- Letter 33, to Julian Augustus (358)
- Letter 224, to Julian Augustus (362)
- Letter 372, to Julian Augustus (358)
- Letter 525, to Julian Augustus
- Letter 586, to Julian Augustus
- Letter 591, to Julian Augustus
- Letter 602, to Julian Augustus
- Letter 622, to Julian Augustus (363)
- Letter 670, to Julian Augustus (362)
- Letter 712, to Julian Augustus (361)
- Letter 1035, to Julian Augustus
- Letter 1125, to Julian Augustus (358)
- Letter 1392, to Julian Augustus
- Letter 3, to Julian Augustus (363)
- Letter 14, to Julian Augustus
Other exchangesEdit
- Letter 52, Julian Augustus to Libanius, 362, Antioch
- Letter 53, Julian Augustus to Libanius, 362, Antioch
- Letter 58, Julian Augustus to Libanius, 363, Hierapolis
- Letter 1, Gregory Natiantienus to Libanius
- Letter 2, Gregory Natiantienus to Libanius
- Letter CCCXXXV, Basil to Libanius
- Letter CCCXXXVI, Libanius to Basil
- Letter CCCXXXVII, Basil to Libanius
- Letter CCCXXXVIII, Libanius to Basil
- Letter CCCXXXIX, Basil to Libanius
- Letter CCCXXXXL, Libanius to Basil
- Letter CCCXXXXLI, Libanius to Basil
- Letter CCCXXXLII, Basil to Libanius
- Letter CCCXXXXLIII, Libanius to Basil
- Letter CCCXXXLIV, Basil to Libanius
- Letter CCCXXXXLV, Libanius to Basil
- Letter CCCXXXXLVI, Libanius to Basil
- Letter CCCXXXXLVII, Libanius to Basil
- Letter CCCXXXXLVIII, Basil to Libanius
- Letter CCCXXXXLIX, Libanius to Basil
- Letter CCCL, Basil to Libanius
- Letter CCCLI, Basil to Libanius
- Letter CCCLII, Libanius to Basil
- Letter CCCLII, Basil to Libanius
- Letter CCCLIV, Libanius to Basil
- Letter CCCLV, Libanius to Basil
- Letter CCCLVI, Basil to Libanius
- Letter CCCLVII, Libanius to Basil
- Letter CCCLVIII, Libanius to Basil
- Letter CCCLIX, Basil to Libanius
Works by this author published before January 1, 1924 are in the public domain worldwide because the author died at least 100 years ago. Translations or editions published later may be copyrighted. Posthumous works may be copyrighted based on how long they have been published in certain countries and areas.