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Saturnius Secundus Salutius and Sallustius the Neoplatonist are 2 distinct figures. While Saturnius was a high ranking official of the Emperor Julian the Apostate, he was not the author of "On Gods and the Cosmos". This work was written by Sallustius. Hence, I believe the article conflates the two. Expeditio sacra (talk) 16:02, 15 February 2025 (UTC)Reply

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