Aurelius Victor: Clodius Albinus, who aimed at the throne in Gaul, is defeated and killed at Lugdunum.; Cassius Dio: Severus and Albinus fought a…
Clodius Albinus, who aimed at the throne in Gaul, is defeated and killed at Lugdunum.
quorum prior Aegyptum dux obtinens bellum moverat spe dominationis, alter Pertinacis auctor occidendi, cum eo metu in Britannos, quam provinciam a Commodo…
Location: Aur. Vict. Caes. 20.9
Severus and Albinus fought a decisive battle near Lugdunum, each with 150,000 men, and both leaders took the field
There were a hundred and fifty thousand soldiers on each side, and both leaders were present in the conflict,
Location: 76(76).6.1
Albinus hid in a house by the Rhone and killed himself when surrounded; Severus sent his head to Rome on a pole
Albinus took refuge in a house that stood beside the Rhone, but when he saw the whole place surrounded, he slew himself.
Location: 76(76).7.3
Clodius Albinus, who styled himself Caesar in Gaul, is defeated and killed at Lugdunum.
Sub eo etiam Clodius Albinus, qui in occidendo Pertinace socius fuerat Iuliano, Caesarem se in Gallia fecit, victusque apud Lugdunum et interfectus.
Location: Eutr. 8.18
Severus's and Albinus's armies fight a decisive battle in Gaul. Severus's army revives from a crisis and wins, and Albinus dies.
Severus’s Men plunder’d and burnt the City Lyons
Location: 3.7
A and B are two of the sources listed above.
| On what point | Source A | Source B | What differs (in Korean) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Place | Aurelius Victor, De Caesaribus | Cassius Dio, Roman History | a는 루그두눔 패전, b는 론 강가 집에서 자결 |
Place: Lugdunum
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