Cassius Dio: Severus took Ctesiphon, plundering and massacring, with 100,000 captives; Vologaesus did not pursue and withdrew for lack of supplies…
In his Persian (Parthian) campaign Severus takes Ctesiphon and Babylon and conquers the tent-dwelling Arabs.
Having done this, and regulated the army, he marched against the Persians, and in this expedition took Ctesiphon and Babylon, over-ran the Arabians, called…
Location: Zos. 1 (1814 영역) p.9
Severus took Ctesiphon, plundering and massacring, with 100,000 captives; Vologaesus did not pursue and withdrew for lack of supplies
Later, upon capturing Ctesiphon, he permitted the soldiers to plunder the entire city, and he slew a vast number of people, besides taking as many as a hundred…
Location: 76(75).9.4
As summer ends he invades Parthia, defeats the king, reaches Ctesiphon, and takes the city in early winter
Aestate igitur iam exeunte Parthiam ingressus Ctesiphontem pulso rege pervenit et cepit hiemali prope tempore, quod in illis regionibus melius per hiemem bella…
Location: Sev. 16.1
A and B are two of the sources listed above.
| On what point | Source A | Source B | What differs (in Korean) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Year | Historia Augusta | Zosimus, New History | a는 198, b는 197 |
| Outcome | Cassius Dio, Roman History | Historia Augusta | a는 포로 10만과 철수 기록, b는 초겨울 함락 |
Place: Ctesiphon
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