Like the rest of us, Constantius was many men in the body of one.
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In Gore Vidal's book "Julian," the character of Constantius is presented as a complex individual, embodying multiple facets of humanity. This nuance suggests that, much like anyone else, he navigates various roles and identities throughout his life, reflecting the diverse experiences and emotions we all undergo. Vidal's portrayal hints at the intricacies of the human condition, where individuals often manifest different selves depending on the circumstances they face.
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