The _Alemanni_ of Britain are noticed by the same writer in a passage which must be taken along with the notice of the Alemanni under Eroc. "Valentinian placed Fraomarius as king over the Buccinobantes, a nation of the Alemanni, near Mentz. Soon afterwards, however, an attack upon his people devastated their country (_pa-_ _gum_, _gau_). He was then translated to Britain, and placed over the Alemanni, _at that time flourishing both in numbers and power_, as tribune." We may now ask what foreign elements were introduced into Britain by the Roman legions; since nothing is more certain than that the Roman armies consisted, but in a small degree, of Romans. The Notitia[11] Utriusque Imperii helps us here; indeed it may be that it supplies us with a complete list of the imperial forces in all their ethnological heterogeneousness. Some of the titles of the regiments and companies (_alæ_, _numeri_, _cohortes_) are unexplained: several, however, are taken from the country of the soldiers that composed them. The list gives us settlers in Britain of Germanic, Gallic, Iberic, Slavonic, Aramaic, and Berber extraction. GERMANS. _Tungricani._--Either soldiers who had distinguished themselves in the parts about Tongres, or true Tungrian Germans, under a Præpositus, and stationed at Dubris (_Dover_). _Tungri._--True Tungrian Germans. At Borcovicum. A cohort. _Turnacenses._--Either soldiers who had distinguished themselves in the parts about Tournay, or true Tournay Germans, under a Præpositus, and stationed at Lemanus (_Lymne_). _Batavians._--A cohort stationed at Procolitia. GAULS. _Nervii._--A numerous cohort under a Prefect at Dictum. _Nervii._--A cohort at Aliona. _Nervii._--A cohort at Virosidum. How far these were Gauls, or, if Gauls, of unmixed blood, is uncertain. During the wars of Cæsar, the brave nation of the Nervians was said to have been exterminated. Such was not the case. Portions of it remained. At the same time, the reduction was so great, and the subsequent influx of Germans from the Lower Rhine was so considerable, that the soldiers in question were, probably, as much Roman and German as Gallic. _Morini._--Gauls from the parts about Calais. A cohort, stationed at Glannobanta. _Galli._--A cohort at Vendolana. IBERIANS. _Hispani._--A cohort. Stationed at Axellodunum. SLAVONIANS. _Dalmatæ._--Cavalry. Stationed at Brannodunum. _Dalmatæ._--A cohort, at Præsidum. _Dalmatæ._--A cohort, at Magna. _Daci._--A cohort, at Amboglanna. _Thraces._--A cohort, at Gabrosentum. _Thaifal(?)_--Cavalry. Perhaps German, but more probably Slavonians, infamous for the turpitude of their habits. ARAMÆANS. _Syri._--Cavalry. BERBERS. _Mauri._--Under a Prefect, at Aballaba.