Gregory.
So they call themselves. Did not Lampon call himself a Christian—he who betrayed the oil-seller Zeno’s daughter? And Hilarion of Agrigentum, and the two others, who did what I shudder to name——
Prince Julian.
[Is heard calling without on the left.] Aha! See, see—the Cappadocian Castor and Pollux.
Basil.
He has caught sight of us. I will go; I cannot endure to see him in this mood.
Gregory.
I will remain; he needs a friend.
Basil goes out to the right. At the same moment, Prince Julian, followed by a crowd of young men, enters from the narrow street. His hair is dishevelled, and he is clad in a short cloak like the rest. Among the scholars is Sallust of Perusia.
Many in the Crowd.