Herodian, History of the Empire: The citizens, even rallying gladiators, attack the praetorian camp, but the soldiers open the gates and…
The citizens, even rallying gladiators, attack the praetorian camp, but the soldiers open the gates and counterattack, and gladiators and the crowd fall.
in which the Gladiators were cut to pieces, and great part of the People crufir’d to Death.
Location: 7.11
The praetorians, suspicious of the German guards the emperors keep beside them, cause a disturbance during the Capitoline games.
At the Celebration, therefore, of the Capilo- line Games, when the Minds of all were taken up with the Public Diverfions and Spectacles, the Soldiers, all on a…
Location: 8.8
Maximus and Balbinus are acclaimed Augusti by the people and Gordian's grandson becomes Caesar; after Maximus leaves, clashes between the praetorians and citizens burn most of the city tradition
quibus a populo Augustis appellatis per milites et eundem populum etiam parvulus nepos Gordiani Caesar est dictus.
Location: Max. duo 20.2, 20.6
A and B are two of the sources listed above.
| On what point | Source A | Source B | What differs (in Korean) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Outcome | Herodian, History of the Empire | Historia Augusta | a는 군중이 쓰러졌다고 적음, b는 도시 대부분이 불탔다고 적음 |
| Outcome | Herodian, History of the Empire | Historia Augusta | a는 게르만 호위 의심이 원인, b는 근위대와 시민 충돌로 도시 대부분이 불탔다고 적음 |
Place: Rome
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