Against the Nazarenes

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While browsing the web, I came across a reference to a work by Emperor
Julian that so embarassed the Christians, that like many other texts, all
copies were destroyed.  The text was apparently called "Against the
Nazarenes."  Apparently only fragments remain.

I have not been able to find a mention of this book anywhere online, even
at infidels.org.

Is anyone here familiar with it?  Are there any portions of it still in
existence?  Was it an errancy text examining Christian doctrines?

If there is any information on this, I would be interested in hearing it.

Thanks,
Derek

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