Leo the Deacon: Bardas Phokas (of the Nikephoros side of the family) slips out of Amaseia at night, goes to Caesarea, gathers followers and has…
Bardas Phokas (of the Nikephoros side of the family) slips out of Amaseia at night, goes to Caesarea, gathers followers and has himself proclaimed emperor.
clam Amasea elapsus, iumentis mutatoriis ante dispositis Caesaream
Location: VII.1
Bardas Phocas abandoned his place of exile at Amaseia, seized Caesarea and acted as a rebel emperor; his father Leo and brother were sentenced to be blinded
relieta Amasia, ubi exulabat
Location: part_10 줄 3165~3166
A and B are two of the sources listed above.
| On what point | Source A | Source B | What differs (in Korean) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Year | Leo the Deacon, History | Epitome of Histories by Zonaras | a 970 / b 971 |