Rome (271) — the same event in Aurelius Victor, Eutropius, Historia Augusta and 1 more

Aurelius Victor: In Rome, the mint workers under Felicissimus revolt out of fear after counterfeiting, and in the fighting on the Caelian Hill nearly…

What each source says

Aurelius Victor, De Caesaribus · AD 271 · Rome

In Rome, the mint workers under Felicissimus revolt out of fear after counterfeiting, and in the fighting on the Caelian Hill nearly 7,000 soldiers are lost.

Neque secus intra urbem monetae opifices deleti, qui, cum auctore Felicissimo rationali nummariam notam corrosissent, poenae metu bellum fecerant usque eo…
Location: Aur. Vict. Caes. 35.6

Eutropius, Breviarium · AD 271 · Rome

In Rome, mint workers counterfeit coins, kill the treasury official Felicissimus and revolt; Aurelian suppresses them with extreme severity and executes several nobles.

Hoc imperante etiam in urbe monetarii rebellaverunt vitiatis pecuniis et Felicissimo rationali interfecto.
Location: Eutr. 9.14

Eutropius, Breviarium · AD 271 · Rome

Aurelian surrounds Rome with a stronger wall and builds a temple of the Sun filled with gold and jewels.

Urbem Romam muris firmioribus cinxit.
Location: Eutr. 9.15

Historia Augusta · AD 271 · Rome

After the Marcomannic war he marches on Rome, harshly executes the ringleaders of the unrest, and, consulting the Senate, extends Rome's walls

his actis cum videret posse fieri ut aliquid tale iterum, quale sub Gallieno evenerat, proveniret, adhibito consilio senatus muros urbis Romae dilatavit. nec…
Location: Aurel. 21.5, 21.9

Historia Augusta · AD 271 · Rome

In putting down the mint workers' revolt led by Felicissimus, keeper of the imperial treasury, 7,000 soldiers fall tradition

Fuit sub Aureliano etiam monetariorum bellum Felicissimo rationali auctore. quod acerrime severissimeque compescuit, septem tamen milibus suorum militum…
Location: Aurel. 38.2

Zosimus, New History · AD 271 · Rome

Fearing an Alamanni invasion of Italy, Aurelian kills thousands of barbarians near the Danube and begins girding Rome, which had no walls, with a wall that was finished under Probus.

and Rome, which before had no walls, was now surrounded with them.
Location: Zos. 1 (1814 영역) p.25

Where the sources differ

A and B are two of the sources listed above.

On what pointSource ASource BWhat differs (in Korean)
OutcomeEutropius, BreviariumZosimus, New Historya는 아우렐리아누스가 둘러쌌다고 적음, b는 성벽 없던 로마에 착수해 프로부스 때 완성
OutcomeHistoria AugustaZosimus, New Historyb는 성벽 완성을 프로부스 때라고 적음, a는 황제가 확장했다고 적음
OutcomeAurelius Victor, De CaesaribusHistoria Augustaa는 병사 7천 가까이 잃음, b는 주동자 처형과 성벽 확장

Place: Rome

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