Original sentence: Aurelian (270-275), confrunted with the secession of Galia and Hispania from the Empire since 260, with the advance of the Parthians in Asia and the devastations that the Carpians and the Goths had done into Moesia and Illyria, abandoned the province of Dacia created by Trajan and withdrew the troops altogether, fixing the Roman frontier at the Danube.Provinciam Daciam, quam Traianus ultra Danubium fecerat, intermisit, vastato omni Illyrico et Moesia, desperans eam posse retinere, abductosque Romanos ex urbibus et agris Daciae in media Moesia collocavit appellavitque eam Daciam, quae nunc duas Moesias dividit et est in dextra Danubio in mare fluenti, cum antea fuerit in laeva.The only mention of the abandonment of Dacia Trajana by the Romans preserved to this day belongs to Eutropius in his BREVIARIVM LIBER NONVS, book IX :
Edited sentence: (Eutropius, IX, quoted in Bogdan, From Warsaw to Sofia : A History of Eastern Europe, 1989, part 1.3).According to the Roman historian, Eutropius, the evacuation of Dacia was total:.Aurelian (270-275) decided to evacuate the province of Dacia and withdrew the troops altogether, fixing the Roman frontier at the Danube.He made a desert of Dacia that Trajan had established beyond the Danube, because the devastation of all of Illyria and Moesia robbed him of any hope he had of being able to keep it; having called back the Romans from the cities and country of Dacia, he settled them in Central Moesia