Aquileia (238) — the same event in Aurelius Victor, Eutropius, Herodian, History of the Empire and 2 more

Aurelius Victor: Pupienus breaks the forces of Maximinus's house by the siege of Aquileia.; Eutropius: Maximinus, the first emperor raised by the…

What each source says

Aurelius Victor, De Caesaribus · AD 238 · Aquileia

Pupienus breaks the forces of Maximinus's house by the siege of Aquileia.

Eos Pupienus Aquileiae obsidione confecit, postquam proelio victos reliqui paulatim deseruerant.
Location: Aur. Vict. Caes. 27.4

Eutropius, Breviarium · AD 238 · Aquileia

Maximinus, the first emperor raised by the army, is killed at Aquileia by Pupienus after being abandoned by his men, and his son dies with him.

Is bello adversus Germanos feliciter gesto cum a militibus imperator esset appellatus, a Pupieno Aquileiae occisus est deserentibus eum militibus suis cum…
Location: Eutr. 9.1

Herodian, History of the Empire · AD 238 · Aquileia

The soldiers of the Roman camp on Mount Albanus, worried about their wives and children, rush to the tent at midday, kill Maximinus and his son, and throw the bodies to dogs and birds.

came to a Refolution to difpatch Maximine , and there- rclieve themfelves from the Fatigues and Difficulties of a long and hopelefs Siege;
Location: 8.5

Herodian, History of the Empire · AD 238 · Aquileia

The heads of Maximinus and his son are sent to Rome. The soldiers lay down their arms and seek reconciliation before the walls, and the Aquileians welcome them warmly.

but fent the Heads of Maximine and his Son to Rome.
Location: 8.6

Historia Augusta · AD 238 · Aquileia

In a neighboring city Maximinus's portraits are thrown down and the praetorian prefect is killed, and Maximinus's head is carried through Italy to Rome

Dici vix potest quanta laetitia fuerit, cum Romam per Italiam caput Maximini ferretur, occurrentibus cunctis ad gaudium publicum.
Location: Max. duo 23.7, 24.4

Zosimus, New History · AD 238 · Aquileia

Maximinus, marching hard on Rome, besieges the garrison of Aquileia, which has shut its gates; abandoned by his own army, he is killed with his son and his head is sent to Rome.

But Maximinus, hearing of their intention, marched with great precipitation towards Rome, with the Moors and Gauls that were under his command, and on the way…
Location: Zos. 1 (1814 영역) p.12

Where the sources differ

A and B are two of the sources listed above.

On what pointSource ASource BWhat differs (in Korean)
PlaceEutropius, BreviariumHerodian, History of the Empirea는 아퀼레이아, b는 알바누스 산 진영
WhoEutropius, BreviariumHerodian, History of the Empirea는 푸피에누스가 죽였다, b는 병사들이 죽였다
PlaceAurelius Victor, De CaesaribusHerodian, History of the Empirea는 아퀼레이아, b는 알바누스 산 진영
WhoAurelius Victor, De CaesaribusHerodian, History of the Empirea는 푸피에누스가 군대를 무너뜨림, b는 막시미누스 병사들이 살해

Place: Aquileia

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