Aurelius Victor: Alexander is killed, with a few companions, in "a village called Sicily in Britain" by soldiers who resented his strict discipline…
Alexander is killed, with a few companions, in "a village called Sicily in Britain" by soldiers who resented his strict discipline.
Nam cum tantae severitatis vim milites inhorrescunt (unde etiam Severi cognomentum accesserat), agentem casu cum paucis vico Britanniae, cui vocabulum Sicilia…
Location: Aur. Vict. Caes. 24.4
Alexander dies in Gaul in a soldiers' riot. He was devoted to his mother.
Periit in Gallia militari tumultu tertio decimo imperii anno et die nono.
Location: Eutr. 8.23
Camped with a small force at a village called Sicilia in Britain (or Gaul), he is killed by his soldiers
denique agentem eum cum paucis in Britannia, ut alii volunt in Gallia, in vico cui Sicilia nomen est, non ex omnium sententia sed latrocinantium modo quidam…
Location: Alex. Sev. 59.6
The Pannonian and Moesian armies revolt and raise Maximinus to emperor; Alexander, near the Rhine, is killed with his mother Mamaea in a tumult of the crowd.
While his affairs were thus unfortunately situated, the armies in Pannonia and Moesia, which were far from respecting him previously, now became more disposed…
Location: Zos. 1 (1814 영역) p.11
A and B are two of the sources listed above.
| On what point | Source A | Source B | What differs (in Korean) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Place | Eutropius, Breviarium | Historia Augusta | a는 갈리아, b는 브리타니아(또는 갈리아) 시킬리아 마을 |
| Place | Aurelius Victor, De Caesaribus | Historia Augusta | a는 브리타니아 시칠리아 마을, b는 브리타니아(또는 갈리아) |