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
I Ingenuorum C. R.[552] v. 3936.
IV Voluntariorum C. R. Pannonia Superior.
VI Ingenuorum C. R. Germania Inferior.
VIII Voluntariorum C. R. Dalmatia.
XIII Voluntariorum C. R. iii. 6321.
XV Voluntariorum C. R. Germania Inferior.
XVIII Voluntariorum C. R. Pannonia Superior.
XIX Voluntariorum C. R. vii. 383.
XXIII Voluntariorum C. R. Pannonia Superior.
XXIV Voluntariorum C. R. Germania Superior.
XXVI Voluntariorum C. R.[553] Germania Superior.
XXX Voluntariorum C. R. Germania Superior.
XXXII Voluntariorum C. R. Germania Superior.
The following regiments seem to have a similar character, although we
know nothing concerning the occasion of their creation:
I Italica Voluntariorum C. R. xiv. 171.
II Italica Voluntariorum C. R. M. Cappadocia.
I Campanorum Voluntariorum Dalmatia—Pannonia Inferior.
C. R.[554]
Lastly, a series of at least seven regiments bearing the inexplicable
title of Campestris, of which only the following have left traces:
III Campestris Dacia.
VII Campestris Syria.
The following three regiments should perhaps be included in the same
category:
Ala I C. R. Pannonia Inferior.
Cohors Apuleia C. R. Cappadocia.
Cohors I Lepidiana C. R. Moesia Inferior.
In a final section I have grouped together regiments which bear
non-ethnical titles, and a few cases of ethnical titles which are at
present inexplicable, owing to our ignorance of the situation of the
tribes referred to. In the former case it must, however, be remembered
that many of these regiments may have had ethnical titles which are not
mentioned in the only references to them which we possess.
_Alae._
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