I Aquitanorum 124, 158 (_Eph. Ep._ ix. 1108). I Asturum 260 (viii. 9047).[452] II Asturum 105 (?), 124. _Not. Dign. Occ._ xl. 42.[453] I Baetasiorum C. R. 103, 124. _Not. Dign. Occ._ xxviii. 18. I Batavorum 124. _Not. Dign. Occ._ xl. 39. III Bracaraugustanorum 103, 124, 146. _Eph. Ep._ ix. 1277. IV Breucorum vii. 458, 1231. _Eph. Ep._ vii. 1127. The only one of these which can be dated belongs to the third century, but the cohort doubtless formed part of the early series, which can be traced in several provinces. I Celtiberorum 105, 146. I Aelia Classica 146. _Not. Dign. Occ._ xl. 51. I Ulpia Traiana Cugernorum C. R. 103, 124. I Aelia Dacorum M. 146. _Not. Dign. Occ._ xl. 44. I Dalmatarum 124. II Dalmatarum 105 (?). _Not. Dign. Occ._ xl. 43. II Dongonum 124. I Frisiavonum 105, 124. _Not. Dign. Occ._ xl. 36.[454] II Gallorum E. 146. IV Gallorum E. 146. _Not. Dign. Occ._ xl. 41. V Gallorum 145-80 (vii. 1083). 222 (_Eph. Ep._ ix. 1140). I Nervana Germanorum M. E. Second-century inscriptions (vii. 1063, 1066).[455] I Hamiorum S. 124, 136-8 (vii. 748). I Aelia Hispanorum M. E. 222 (vii. 965). I Hispanorum E. 98, 103, 105, 124, 146. _Not. Dign. Occ._ xl. 49. I Lingonum E. 105, c. 142 (vii. 1041). II Lingonum E. 98, 124. _Not. Dign. Occ._ xl. 48. IV Lingonum E. 103, 146. _Not. Dign. Occ._ xl. 33. I Menapiorum 124. I Morinorum 103. _Not. Dign. Occ._ xl. 52. II Nerviorum 98, 124, 146. III Nerviorum C. R. 124. _Not. Dign. Occ._ xl. 53. VI Nerviorum C. R. 124, 146. _Not. Dign. Occ._ xl. 56. II Pannoniorum 105 (?). Still existing in the reign of Hadrian (ix. 1619). III Pannoniorum _ante_ 138.[456]