The author is surprised at meeting Julian the apostate in Elysium; but is satisfied by him by what means he procured his entrance there.

Julian relates his adventures in the character of a slave.
As he was departing I heard him salute a spirit by the name of Mr.
Julian the apostate.

This exceedingly amazed me; for I had concluded that no man ever had a better title to the bottomless pit than he.

But I soon found that this same Julian the apostate was also the very individual archbishop Latimer.

He told me that several lies had been raised on him in his former capacity, nor was he so bad a man as he had been represented.