Aurelius Victor: Gallus and Volusianus, marching against Aemilius, are killed by their own army at Interamna.; Eutropius: Gallus and his son are…
Gallus and Volusianus, marching against Aemilius, are killed by their own army at Interamna.
Ad quem expugnandum profecti Interamnae ab suis caeduntur spe praemii maioris ab Aemilio, cui nullo labore seu detrimento victoria obveniebat, simul quia…
Location: Aur. Vict. Caes. 31.2
Gallus and his son are killed at Interamna on the way to attack Aemilianus, who had revolted in Moesia. The reign was famous only for plague.
ad quem opprimendum cum ambo profecti essent, Interamnae interfecti sunt non conpleto biennio.
Location: Eutr. 9.5
Aemilianus, a legion commander in Pannonia, strikes the Scythians and is acclaimed emperor; as he marches on Italy, Gallus's soldiers kill Gallus and his son and go over to him.
Aemilianus advanced with great speed into Italy, and the armies were very near to each other, when the soldiers of Gallus, reflecting that his force was much…
Location: Zos. 1 (1814 영역) p.17
Place: Interamna
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