Legion in the province: II Adiutrix. VIII. DALMATIA. Diploma xxiii (93). _Cohorts._ III Alpinorum E. 93. Numerous inscriptions; third-century C. H. (_A. E._ 1911. 107); placed by _Not. Dign. Occ._ xxxii. 53 in Pannonia. I Belgarum E. Numerous inscriptions, one of 173 (iii. 8484). VIII Voluntariorum C. R. 93, 197 (iii. 8336). 250 mounted infantry, 1,250 infantry. Total 1,500. IX. MOESIA SUPERIOR. Diplomata, ciii (93); _A. E._ 1912. 128 (103).[474] _Alae._ Claudia Nova 93, 103. _Cohorts._ I Antiochensium 93, 103. I Cisipadensium 93, 103, 235-8 (iii. 14429). I Cretum 93, 103. Mentioned in a Dacian C. H. (iii. 1163).[475] V Gallorum 93, 103. Second-century inscription (iii. 14216⁴). V Hispanorum E. 93, 103. Inscription probably of second or early third century (viii. 4416).[476] IV Raetorum 93, 103. Existing at time of Marcomannian War (viii. 17900). I Thracum Syriaca E. 93, 103. Several inscriptions at Timacum minus (iii. 8261, 8262, 14575, 14579). 500 cavalry, 250 mounted infantry, 3,250 infantry. Total 4,000. Legions in the province: IV Flavia, VII Claudia. X. MOESIA INFERIOR. Diplomata xiv (82), xxx (99a), xxxi (99b), xxxiii (105), xxxviii (98-114), xlviii (134), cviii (138).[477] _Alae._ Atectorigiana A second-century inscription places the ala in Moesia Inferior (_Notigia degli Scavi_, 1889. 340). Inscription from Tomi of 222-35 (iii-6154).[478] Gallorum Flaviana 99b, 105. Second-century C. H. (_Eph. Ep._ v. 994). II Hispanorum et Aravacorum 99b, 138. Augusta Early inscription at Arlec (iii. 12347), which is still a cavalry station with the name Augusta in _Not. Dign. Or._ xiii. 7. I Vespasiana Dardanorum 99a, 105, 98-114, 134. _Cohorts._