The tres militiae ("three military posts") was a career progression of the Roman Imperial army for men of the equestrian order. It developed as an alternative...

legion. The standard equestrian officer progression was known as the "tres militiae" ("three services"): praefectus of a cohors (auxiliary infantry regiment)...

Vigintisexviri – college of minor magistrates of the Roman Republic Tres militiae – the equestrian order version of the cursus honorum Abbott, Frank Frost...

age, rank and experience. Before embarking on their military service (tres militiae), their normal cursus honorum required them to perform the full range...

during the reign of Commodus This was undoubtedly the second step in the tres militiae that equestrians with military commissions advanced through. The first...

and Padua alone. Equestrians rose through a military career track (tres militiae) to become highly placed prefects and procurators within the Imperial...

far in excess of any other known case of a man passing through his tres militiae. Valerie Maxfield argues that "it would not be going beyond the evidence...

Rufus achieved the praetorian prefecture without holding equestrian tres militiae", and in addition "both got promotion to ordo equester through the primipilat"...

Troesmis in Moesia Inferior congratulates Redditus on having completed his tres militiae and having been appointed procurator. A pair of inscriptions attest...

home town. His first set of appointments were military, typical of the tres militiae. His earliest recorded post was primipilus of Legio IV Flavia Felix...