Most ancient historians and modern scholars agree that Zenobia was displayed in the triumph in 274, Zosimus being the only one to claim that the queen died before reaching Rome, and his account regarding this event should be rejected.
Zosimus is the only one to write that the queen died before reaching Rome, and his account regarding this event should be rejected. Most ancient historians agree that Zenobia was displayed in the triumph in 274, and most modern scholars accept this.
Most ancient historians agree that Zenobia was displayed in the triumph in 274, and most modern scholars accept this. Zosimus is the only one to write that the queen died before reaching Rome, and his account regarding this event should be rejected.
Most ancient historians agree that Zenobia was displayed in the triumph in 274, and most modern scholars accept this. Zosimus is the only one to write that the queen died before reaching Rome, and his account regarding this event should be rejected.