Cassius Dio: Severus, seeing his sons' debauchery and the legions' laziness, left for the British campaign knowing he would not return; Herodian…
Severus, seeing his sons' debauchery and the legions' laziness, left for the British campaign knowing he would not return
Severus, seeing that his sons were changing their mode of life and that the legions were becoming enervated by idleness, made a campaign against Britain…
Location: 77(76).11.1
On news of a revolt by the barbarians in Britain, the aging Severus crosses by ship with his two sons.
When he came to the Sea-coaft, he embarked with both his Sons;
Location: 3.14
Severus leaves his young son Geta in Roman territory to handle administration and marches against the Britons, who hide in marshes and thickets.
Location: 3.14
A and B are two of the sources listed above.
| On what point | Source A | Source B | What differs (in Korean) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Outcome | Cassius Dio, Roman History | Herodian, History of the Empire | b는 게타를 로마령에 남겨 행정을 맡김, a에는 기록 없음 |
Place: Britannia (province)
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