` :::Thank you very much for the input. Indeed there are problems with any search but it is the only tool we have and it has been brought so often in all discussions. As for non-english titles, I did an extensive random testing of the results and I didn't notice but very few non-english titles. There were many translations from (usually) German. I think it is not impossible to screen out the irrelevant hits without resorting to manual handpicking. Even if you add more ``-`` terms like those you mentioned above (and a few more), the count is 19.000. It is drastically reduced to 12.400 if you add -pope (not fair at all) but it is not affected if you add -``pope Julian``. So I think the count is well over 10.000. Even if you still don't trust the search because of the ambiguity of the name, search for the following  ``Emperor Julian`` OR ``Julian the emperor`` OR ``Julian emperor`` -``Julian-the-Apostate`` :::It gets 3060 occurrences. Are you still not convinced? As for the ``also known as the Apostate``, it does strengthen the reasoning of the supporters of Julian (the Apostate): it is the plain name with a clearly neutralized (the ``also known as``) suffix. Similar to the parentheses above   `