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But as every act of dissimulation must be painful to an ingenuous spirit, the profession of christianity encreased the aversion of Julian for a religion, which oppressed the freedom of his mind, and compelled him to hold a conduct repugnant to the noblest attributes of human nature, sincerity and courage.