Leo the Deacon: Nikephoros's Syrian campaign: the attack on Antioch fails and he moves toward Edessa; Leo the Deacon: Fall of Antioch: Michael…
Nikephoros's Syrian campaign: the attack on Antioch fails and he moves toward Edessa
Nicephori ezpeditio Syriaca : Antiochia frustra tentata, Edessa
Location: IV.9
He seizes two towers of the walls of Antioch and takes the city (acting on his own, contrary to Nikephoros's orders)
duabus turribus occupatis
Location: part_12.txt 줄 1720 (Bonn 쪽은 OCR 머리말이 깨져 안 적음)
Fall of Antioch: Michael Bourtzes and others scale the walls by ladders at night, kill the Saracen sentries and open the gate; the inhabitants surrender, and the city is burned and plundered.
Ita Romanos murorum hoc modo potitos demisisse sese ex
Location: V.4–5
A and B are two of the sources listed above.
| On what point | Source A | Source B | What differs (in Korean) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Outcome | Leo the Deacon, History | Skylitzes–Kedrenos, Synopsis of Histories | a 공략 실패 후 에데사 쪽으로 / b 탑 두 개 점령으로 도시 점령(독자 행동) |
| Year | Leo the Deacon, History | Skylitzes–Kedrenos, Synopsis of Histories | a 968 / b 965 |
| Who | Leo the Deacon, History | Skylitzes–Kedrenos, Synopsis of Histories | a 미카엘 부르차 등 / b 명령과 달리 독자 행동한 부하 |
Place: Antioch
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