The Arguments of the Emperor Julian Against the Christians — page 96: what you’re looking at

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AGAINST THE CHRISTIANS. "3 Abraham sat together with them.” Take notice, therefore, that the prediction of the angel or God who appeared, was confirmed by augury, and not as you say carelessly, but the divination was effect- ed in conjunction with sacrifice. But he says, that by the flight of birds he will show that the pro- mise is firm, Julian admits, however, the faith of Abraham, adding, that faith without truth is folly and rage; and that truth does not consist in mere words, but it is requisite that some clear sign should also follow the words, which when it happens, gives credibility to the prediction. WIGITIZE \ COI G HOO) SS (CO