Julian the Transgressor

Summary

Julian the Transgressor is a literary work^[1].

Key Facts

• Julian the Transgressor authored Nikos Kazantzakis^[2].
• Julian the Transgressor's instance of is recorded as literary work^[3].
• Julian the Transgressor's genre is recorded as tragedy^[4].
• Julian the Transgressor's language of work or name is recorded as Greek^[5].
• Julian the Transgressor's country of origin is recorded as Greece^[6].
• Julian the Transgressor's characters is recorded as Vagia^[7].
• Julian the Transgressor's characters is recorded as Marina^[8].
• Julian the Transgressor's characters is recorded as Stefanos^[9].
• Julian the Transgressor's characters is recorded as Bishop^[10].
• Julian the Transgressor's characters is recorded as First outrider^[11].
• Julian the Transgressor's characters is recorded as Second outrider^[12].
• Julian the Transgressor's characters is recorded as Ioulianos^[13].
• Julian the Transgressor's characters is recorded as Young General^[14].
• Julian the Transgressor's characters is recorded as Man General^[15].
• Julian the Transgressor's characters is recorded as Elderly General^[16].
• Julian the Transgressor's characters is recorded as Pigasos^[17].
• Julian the Transgressor's characters is recorded as Goumenos (Abbot)^[18].
• Julian the Transgressor's characters is recorded as Penman^[19].
• Julian the Transgressor's characters is recorded as Old man^[20].
• Julian the Transgressor's characters is recorded as Stratis^[21].
• Julian the Transgressor's characters is recorded as First soldier^[22].
• Julian the Transgressor's characters is recorded as Second soldier^[23].
• Julian the Transgressor's characters is recorded as First guard^[24].
• Julian the Transgressor's characters is recorded as Second guard^[25].
• Julian the Transgressor's characters is recorded as Disciple^[26].

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Works and Contributions

Julian the Transgressor authored Nikos Kazantzakis^[2].