Cassius Dio: The soldiers arrested Pertinax's murderers and the Senate condemned Julianus to death and acclaimed Severus; Julianus was killed in the…
The soldiers arrested Pertinax's murderers and the Senate condemned Julianus to death and acclaimed Severus; Julianus was killed in the palace (66-day reign)
We thereupon sentenced Julianus to death, named Severus emperor, and bestowed divine honours on Pertinax.
Location: 74(73).17
The Senate proclaims Severus sole emperor, and the tribune it sends kills the abandoned Julianus.
The Officer enters the Palace, and finds the miferable timid old Man all alone, deferted by Guards and .Friends*, and while he was meanly crying and lamenting…
Location: 2.12
Through the efforts of the Senate's delegation, Julianus is killed in the palace by an ordinary soldier
missi tamen a senatu, quorum cura per militem gregarium in Palatio idem Iulianus occisus est fidem Caesaris implorans, hoc est Severi.
Location: Did. 8.8
A and B are two of the sources listed above.
| On what point | Source A | Source B | What differs (in Korean) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Who | Cassius Dio, Roman History | Herodian, History of the Empire | a는 원로원 사형 선고 후 궁에서 살해, b는 호민관이 살해 |
Place: Rome
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