Brittonum V. Second-century inscription (viii. 9764). Cf. 5936. Miliaria Several inscriptions (viii. 9389, 21029, 21036, 21568, 21618). Existed in second century (xii. 672). I Nerviana Augusta Fidelis M. 107. I Augusta Parthorum 107, 201 (viii. 9827). Flavia Gemina Sebastenorum 234 (viii. 21039). A _praefectus_ of the reign of Marcus (_Eph. Ep._ 699). II Augusta Thracum P. F. 107, 209-11 (viii. 9370). _Cohorts._ II Breucorum E. 107, 243 (viii. 21560). II Brittonum 107. I Corsorum C. R. 107. Post-Hadrianic C. H. (ix. 2853). II Gallorum 107. I Flavia Hispanorum 107, 201 (viii. 9360). I Flavia Musulamiorum 107. I Augusta Nerviana Velox 107. I Nurritanorum 107. Later inscriptions (xi. 6010; viii. 4292). I Pannoniorum E. 107, 201 (viii. 22602). II Sardorum 208 (viii. 21721). Also first-century inscriptions. I Aelia Singularium 260 (viii. 9047). Cf. 20753. IV Sugambrorum 107, 255 (viii. 9045). _Numeri._ Gaesatorum 150 (viii. 2728). 4,000 cavalry, 250 mounted infantry, 5,950 infantry. Total 10,200. Third-century inscriptions also show the existence of a large force of Moorish irregular cavalry, perhaps a sort of territorial militia. It is impossible, however, to estimate their number, or to ascertain whether they were already in existence in the second century. Cf. Cagnat, _L’armée romaine d’Afrique_, pp. 261-73. XXI. MAURETANIA TINGITANA. _Alae._ Hamiorum A second-century inscription (viii. 21814 a). Cf. _A. E._ 1906. 119. _Cohorts._ I Asturum et Callaecorum M.[502] C. H. of reign of Trajan (ii. 4211). Cf. viii. 21820; vi. 3654. III Asturum C. R. E. Late second-century C. H. (xi. 4371). Placed in Mauretania by a Greek inscription (Waddington, 104) and _Not. Dign. Occ._ xxvi. 19. 500 cavalry, 125 mounted infantry, 1,375 infantry. Total 2,000. XXII. HISPANIA TARRACONENSIS. _Alae._