[1927] The seviri would seem to show that there were six turmae. See Hirschfeld Verwaltungsgesch. p. 243 n. 1.
[1928] Hence such expressions as a divo Hadriano equo publico honoratus (Wilmanns 1825), equo publico exornatus ab Impp. Severo et Antonino Augg. (ib. 1595).
[1929] p. 347.
[1930] p. 225. It is probable that the revision of the knights described in Suet. Claud. 16, Vesp. 9 refers to the censorship of these emperors.
[1931] a censibus equitum Romanorum (Wilmanns 1275), a censibus a libellis Aug. (ib. 1249 b), a libellis et censibus (ib. 1257).
[1932] p. 225.
[1933] Suet. Aug. 38 “equitum turmas frequenter recognovit, post longam intercapedinem reducto more transvectionis.”
[1934] ib. 38 “mox reddendi equi gratiam fecit eis, qui majores annorum quinque et triginta retinere eum nollent.”
[1935] ib. 39 “Unum quemque equitum rationem vitae reddere coegit.”
[1936] Suet. Calig. 16 “palam adempto equo, quibus aut probri aliquid aut ignominiae inesset.”