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Christians are proof that God has a sense of humor. As the Emperor Julian (361-363 AD) set out on his Parthian expedition, he threatened to persecute the Christians on his return. Libanius of Antioch, the rhetorician, asked one of them, “What is the carpenter’s son doing whilst such a threat hangs over his followers?” The Christian replied, “The carpenter’s son is making a coffin for your Emperor”. The reply was prophetic, for Julian was mortally wounded and allegedly cried as he died, “Vicisti 0 Galilae!”—“—Thou has conquered 0 Galilean!” The Oxford Companion to Classical Literature (1937) says there is no historical foundation in this story.

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