Cohors [prima] "Augusta Nervia Pacensis" / "Aurelia" / "Flavia Malvensis" Brittonum milliaria [peditata] ("[1st infantry 1000 strong] "venerable, Nervian...
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century AD, the cohors II Flavia Brittonum (from Britain) was garrisoned here, and in the next century the vexillatio Aegyssensis of Legio I Iovia. During...
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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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Imperial Roman army (section Cohors)
the genitive (possessive) plural case e.g. cohors III Batavorum ("3rd Cohort of Batavi"); cohors I Brittonum ("1st Cohort of Britons"). Some regiments...
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were probably units similar in nature to the ala and cohors I Britannica (also known as the I Flavia Britannica or Britanniciana, among other titles), which...
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Ala I Vespasiana Dardanorum Auxilia, deployed in Dacia and both Moesias Cohors II Flavia Brittonum Auxilia, deployed in Dacia and both Moesias Cohors III...
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Cohors I Ulpia Brittonum, a personal guard of the emperor. Epigraphical information read at the base of the Roman champ provides link to the Cohors III...
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various parts of the empire: Cohors I Brittonum milliaria Ulpia Torquata pia fidelis civium Romanorum (nominally 1000 strong), Cohors V Lingorum, Numerus Palmyrenorum...
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