The Auxilia of the Roman Imperial ArmyCheesman, George Leonard
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The Auxilia of the Roman Imperial Army
Cheesman, George Leonard
Rome -- Army; Rome -- Colonies
III Bracarum 139.
IV Breucorum 139.
I Damascenorum 139.
I Flavia C. R. E. iii. 600, 139. _Not. Dign. Or._
xxxiv. 45.
I Ulpia Galatarum 139.
II Ulpia Galatarum 139. _Not. Dign. Or._ xxxiv. 44.
V Gemina C. R. 139.
I Montanorum 139.
IV Ulpia Petraeorum[498] 139.
VI Ulpia Petraeorum[498] 139.
I Sebastenorum M. 139.
I Thracum M. 139. _Not. Dign. Or._
xxxvii. 31 (Arabia).
1,500 cavalry, 125 mounted infantry, 6,875 infantry. Total 8,500.
Legions in the province: VI Ferrata, X Fretensis.
XVI. ARABIA.
Auxilia as yet unknown. Legio III Cyrenaica was stationed in the
province.
XVII. EGYPT.
Diploma xv (83).
_Alae._
Apriana 83, 170 (iii. 49). _Not. Dign. Or._
xxviii. 32.
II Ulpia Afrorum[499] _Not. Dign. Or._ xxviii. 38.
Gallorum Veterana 199 (iii. 6581). Unlikely to be a
late creation. _Not. Dign. Or._
xxviii. 28.
I Thracum Mauretana 154-5 (_B. G. U._ 447), 156
(_Eph. Ep._ vii. p. 457).[500]
Vocontiorum 134 (_B. G. U._ 114).
_Cohorts._
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