Caesar, Commentaries on the Gallic War: From a small camp, Caesar deceived the enemy by making a commotion toward the hill they had left; at a signal…
From a small camp, Caesar deceived the enemy by making a commotion toward the hill they had left; at a signal he leapt the rampart and took several enemy camps. But legions that did not hear the withdrawal signal pursued and were badly beaten on unfavorable ground, losing about 700 men including 46 centurions.
Location: 7.44–7.51
Nearly suffered defeat at Gergovia in Gaul (one of the crises listed in chapter 25).
Location: Julius 25
A and B are two of the sources listed above.
| On what point | Source A | Source B | What differs (in Korean) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Outcome | Caesar, Commentaries on the Gallic War | Suetonius, Lives of the Caesars | a는 적 진영 몇 곳을 빼앗았다고 적음, b는 거의 패배할 위기만 적음 |
Place: Gergovia
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