Palmyra (273) — the same event in Historia Augusta and Zosimus

Historia Augusta: While Aurelian is in Europe, the Palmyrenes revolt, killing the garrison commander Sandarion and 600 archers, and install Zenobia's…

What each source says

Historia Augusta · AD 273 · Palmyra

While Aurelian is in Europe, the Palmyrenes revolt, killing the garrison commander Sandarion and 600 archers, and install Zenobia's relative Achilleus tradition

Sandarionem enim, quem in praesidio illic Aurelianus posuerat, cum sescentis sagittariis occiderunt, Achilleo cuidam parenti Zenobiae parantes imperium.
Location: Aurel. 31.1, 31.2

Zosimus, New History · AD 273 · Palmyra

Zenobia's followers set up Antiochus as emperor, and Aurelian hurries through Antioch to Palmyra, takes it without a fight and razes it, then quickly quells the revolt in Alexandria.

From thence he proceeded to Palmyra, which he took and razed without a contest, but not thinking Antiochus worthy of being punished, on account of the meanness…
Location: Zos. 1 (1814 영역) p.30

Where the sources differ

A and B are two of the sources listed above.

On what pointSource ASource BWhat differs (in Korean)
WhoHistoria AugustaZosimus, New Historya는 아킬레우스를 세움, b는 안티오코스를 세움

Place: Palmyra

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