Augusta Noricum. Augusta[555] Moesia Inferior. Augusta[556] Egypt. Augusta C. R. Pannonia Inferior. Augusta Germanica Pisidia.[557] Augusta Moesica Germania Inferior. Augusta Syriaca Syria. Augusta ob virtutem appellata[558] Britain. Claudia Nova Dalmatia—Germania Superior—Moesia Inferior. I Augusta Gemina Colonorum Cappadocia. Constantium[559] _A. E._ 1911. 107. I Ulpia Contariorum M. C. R. Pannonia Superior. Flavia Africa. I Flavia Fidelis M. Raetia. I Flavia Gemelliana Raetia. I Flavia Gemina Germania Superior. I Flavia Singularium C. R. Raetia. II Flavia M. Raetia. Miliaria Mauretania Caesariensis. Miliaria Dacia. I Augusta Nerviana M. Mauretania Caesariensis. I Praetoria C. R. Syria. Scubulorum Germania Superior. I Ulpia Singularium Syria. Tautorum Victrix Tarraconensis. II Ulpia Auriana[560] Cappadocia. _Cohorts._ Aelia Expedita viii. 9358. I Augusta Syria. II Augusta supposed on account of the existence of III Augusta[561] vi. 3508. Baetica v. 5127. I Classica Germania Inferior. I Aelia Classica Britain. II Classica Syria. Claudia E. Cappadocia. III Coll… Moesia Inferior. I Dongonum supposed on account of the existence of II Dongonum Britain. The Lollianus inscription (iii. 600) mentions a mysteriously named Cohors II Equitum, which seems also to be referred to on an Italian inscription (v. 2841) as Cohors II Equitatum. The Cohors VI Equestris mentioned by Pliny (_Ep. ad Tra._ 106) may belong to the same series. The best explanation of these curious titles is to suppose that they are all varieties of _equitata_.