Julian is declared emperor by the legions of Gaul—His march and success—The death of Constantius; Civil Administration of Julian; Jealousy of Constantius against Julian; Fears and Envy of Constantius
| AD | Event |
| 360 | Legions of Gaul ordered to march into the East |
|---|---|
| Their Discontents | |
| They proclaim Julian Emperor | |
| His Protestations of Innocence | |
| His Embassy to Constantius | |
| 360, 361 | His 4th and 5th Expeditions beyond the Rhine |
| 361 | Fruitless Treaty and Declaration of War |
| Julian prepares to attack Constantius | |
| His March from the Rhine into Illyricum | |
| He justifies his Cause | |
| Hostile Preparations | |
| And death of Constantius | |
| Julian enters Constantinople | |
| Is acknowledged by the whole Empire | |
| His civil Government and private Life | |
| Reformation of the Palace | |
| Chamber of Justice | |
| Punishment of the Innocent and the Guilty | |
| Clemency of Julian | |
| His Love of Freedom and the Republic | |
| His Care of the Grecian Cities | |
| Julian an Orator and a Judge | |
| His Character |