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，219，37 ff

[130]igne，pg 132，1117 ff

[131]cfvasiljevskij，&l;aterialy&r;，trudy 4，319 ffthere is al a detailed study by levcenko，&l;cerkovnye icestva 5-7 vvv vostoo-riskoj iperii&r;（elesiastical property fro the fifth to the seventh centuries the east roan epire），5527（1949），11 ff

[132]wroth，byzs 2，333 ffand pl1010108 ff；grabar，epereur 164，and oclas，36 ff

[133]the effectiveness of such prohibitions should not be overestiatedfor stance，the festival of the brualia is t later on，and even held at the iperial urt;cfphilothe（edbury），175

[134]for stance，he pleted the iperial palace and built o enoro and splendid halls which nnected the throne roo，the chrytricliu，with the palace of daphne and the hippodro;one was called jtian&r;s ac and the other his tricliucfdbeljaev，byzanta 1（1891），45 ff；jeberlt，le grand pas de nstanle（1910），77 ffand 93 ff；jbbury，&l;the great palace&r;，bz 21（1912），219 ff

[135]on2，731，17（edde boor）：levcenko，&l;vey i prasy v vizantii v 5-7 vv&r;（greens and bes byzantiu fro the fifth to the seventh centuries），5526（1947），182，has poted to this iportant passa，and has al ade excellent e of the oriental urces on jtian&r;s struggle with the aristocracythe passa cited fro e the onk shows that，like heracli hiself，jtian 2 supported the greens and was an opponent of the besit al shows，as levcenko rightly ephasizes，the error of atag that the political activity of the des ceased the ti of heracli，a view which until recently was nerally aep