• they were given their own ethnic unit, the Cohors I Frisiavonum, formed at the latest around 80 AD. The Cohors was active in Britain during the 2nd century...
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    count Theodosius, landed in Britannia where, on behalf of Emperor Valentinian I, he first of all overthrew the insurrection by Valentinus, then defeated a...
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    cohors I Delmatarum mill eq, still attested in Dalmatia in AD 130. Regiments founded a relatively short period before AD 130, for example cohors I Aelia...
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    reads: "ND Oc. XL.36 places cohors I Frixagorum at Rudchester; it is presumed that this is a copyist's error for Frisiavonum. In the third century, Rudchester...
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  • the fort of Vindolanda (Chesterholm). The documents mainly relate to the Cohors I Tungrorum, a regiment originating among the Tungri tribe of the Ardennes...
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    as follows: Cohors I Tungrorum 122-138 AD, later at Housesteads Cohors I Aquitanorum c. 133 Cohors I Cugernorum, end 2nd century Cohors I Batavorum 213-222...
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