后记

J. Drijvers
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总的来说,历史学家过于相信Ammianus Marcellinus, Libanius和其他(异教)作家对朱利安及其统治的负面看法,这些作家对朱利安及其统治表现出明显的怀旧情绪。虽然朱庇安在他作为统治者的能力得到真正考验之前就去世了,但公平地说,他八个月的统治不仅是多事的,而且是罗马帝国在动荡和混乱的朱利安统治之后一个充满希望的新开端。朱庇特在朱庇特叙事中被描绘成一个新的君士坦丁,这符合埃德萨的利益在她与查士丁尼统治下的安提阿和君士坦丁堡的基督论冲突中,这与埃德萨作为一个原始的古老基督教城市的形象有关。此外,这个故事表达了罗马和波斯在美索不达米亚北部和平共处的愿望,正如朱庇安与沙普尔的条约所实现的那样。
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In general, historians have put too much trust in the negative opinion of Jovian’s person and reign held by Ammianus Marcellinus, Libanius, and other (pagan) writers who display an obvious nostalgia for Julian and his rule. Although Jovian died before his skills as ruler could be truly tested, it is fair to say that his eight-months rule was not only eventful, but also a promising new start for the Roman Empire after the turbulent and confusing reign of Julian. The presentation of Jovian as a new Constantine in the Jovian Narrative served the interests of Edessa in its christological conflict with Antioch and Constantinople under Justinian and is linked to a portrayal of Edessa as a pristine and ancient Christian city. In addition, the story expresses the wish for peaceful coexistence in northern Mesopotamia between Rome and Persia, as was accomplished by Jovian’s treaty with Shapur.
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