VI Hispanorum xi. 4376. I Lucensium E. Dalmatia—Syria. I Lucensium Hispanorum Germania Inferior. II Lucensium Moesia Inferior. III Lucensium Spain. IV Lucensium Syria. V Lucensium et Callaecorum Pannonia Superior. I Fida Vardullorum M. E. C. R. Britain. I Vasconum supposed on account of the existence of II Hispanorum Vasconum Britain. C. R. E. B. I Flavia Hispanorum Mauretania Caesariensis. I Flavia Hispanorum M. E. Moesia Superior. I Flavia Ulpia Hispanorum M. E. C. R.[550] Dacia. I Aelia Hispanorum M. E. Britain. LUSITANIA. _Alae._ None. _Cohorts._ A. I Augusta Praetoria Egypt. Lusitanorum E. I Lusitanorum Pannonia Inferior. I Lusitanorum Cyrenaica Moesia Inferior. II Lusitanorum E. Egypt. III Lusitanorum E. Germania Inferior—Pannonia Inferior. IV and V Lusitanorum supposed on account of the existence of VI Lusitanorum[551] Raetia. VII Lusitanorum E. Africa—Raetia. SARDINIA AND CORSICA. _Alae._ None. _Cohorts._ A. I Corsorum C. R. Mauretania Caesariensis. I Corsorum Sardinia. I Sardorum Sardinia. II Sardorum E. Mauretania Caesariensis. B. I Gemina Sardorum et Corsorum Sardinia. II Gemina Ligurum et Corsorum Sardinia. These last two regiments seem to have been formed by amalgamating the cohorts I Corsorum, I Sardorum, and I Ligurum, which appear in Sardinia in the pre-Flavian period, but not later. COHORTES VOLUNTARIORUM AND OTHER REGIMENTS OF ROMAN CITIZENS. The character of these regiments has already been discussed on pp. 65-7, where the origin of the greater number, at any rate, was traced to the exceptional levies made during the Pannonian revolt of 6-9, and after the defeat of Varus in the latter year. This levy included not only free-born Roman citizens, _ingenui_, but also freedmen enrolled in _cohortes voluntariorum_. The latter form a series numbered up to thirty-two, which may have included the _cohortes ingenuorum_. The latter may, however, have been numbered separately, and it must be admitted that the presence of a Cohors IV Voluntariorum is rather against the hypothesis, previously advanced, that the first six numbers of the series were reserved for the _ingenui_. It is impossible to argue from the fact that a _cohors voluntariorum_ and a _cohors ingenuorum_ never appear bearing the same numbers, since the series has many gaps, and only the following regiments can be traced: