[562] Possibly a Gallic regiment on the analogy of the Ala Gallorum Flaviana.
INDEX
- Actarius, in an ala, [41];
- in a cohort, [43].
- Aeneatores, [43], n. [11].
- African officers, [96].
- Ala, origin of term, [22]-5;
- titles of, [24], [45];
- size of, [26];
- officers of, [40].
- Archers, [84], [103], [128].
- Augusta, used as title of auxiliary regiments, [47].
- Augustus, military reforms, [13] et seqq.
- Balearic slingers, [10], [131].
- Barbarization of Roman army, [99], [138].
- Barr Hill, fort at, [106].
- Batavians, [16], [19], [35], [49], [57], [72].
- Beneficiarius, in an ala, [41];
- in a cohort, [43].
- Breastplates, [124].
- Britain, frontier defences, [109], [112], [141].
- British regiments, recruiting, [85].
- Bucinator, in an ala, [42];
- in a cohort, [43].
- Canabae, [117].
- Capsarius, [43], n. [8].
- Catafractarii, [128].
- Cavalry, use of, [104];
- superior pay of, [35].
- Celtic officers, [96].
- Centurions, [37].
- Chain armour, [126], [130].
- Civilis, [20].
- Civitas, granted to auxiliaries, [31] et seqq.
- Civitates foederatae, [57].
- Civium Romanorum, used as a title of auxiliary regiments, [46].
- Cohortes equitatae, [28], [29].
- „ miliariae, [28].
- „ quingenariae, [28].
- „ voluntariorum, [65] et seqq., [187].
- Cohorts, size of, [27];
- officers of, [43];
- titles of, [46] et seqq.
- Constitutio Antoniniana, [122].
- Contarii, [104].
- Cornicen, [43].
- Cornicularius, in an ala, [41];
- in a cohort, [43].
- Cretans, [9], [62].
- Curator turmae, [41].
- „ alae or cohortis, [37].
- Custos armorum, [41].
- Dacia, recruiting of garrison, [77].
- Decurio, in an ala, [37];
- in a cohort, [38].
- Diocletian, military reforms, [136].
- Diplomata militaria, [31] et seqq.
- Dromedarii, [30].
- Duplicarius, [41].
- Equites Singulares Imperatoris, [41] et seqq., [135];
- recruiting, [81].
- Face-masks, [127].
- Frontier defences, [107] et seqq.
- Gaesati, [86].
- Gallic regiments, importance of, [64], [81].
- Gemina, used as a title of auxiliary regiments, [47].
- German frontier, [108].
- Greek officers, [97].
- Hadrian, military reforms, [90], [107];
- speech to army in Africa, [29], [35], [132].
- Haltern, fort at, [105].
- Helmets, [125].
- Hofheim, fort at, 105.
- Housesteads, fort at, [27], [118].
- Imaginifer, in an ala, [41];
- in a cohort, [42].
- Immunes, [39] et seqq.
- Isaurians, [144].
- Italian officers, [95].
- Josephus, value of, [102].
- Legionaries serving as officers in auxilia, [38].
- Legions, recruiting of, [78], [80];
- connexion of, with auxilia, [49]-51.
- Librarius, in an ala, [41];
- in a cohort, [43].
- Married soldiers, position of, [119].
- Mauri, [89], [128], [135].
- Medicus, in an ala, [42];
- in a cohort, [43].
- Medicus ordinarius, [43].
- Mensor, [43].
- Mounted Infantry, [29].
- Newstead, fort at, [27], [106], [127].
- Notitia Dignitatum, [138].
- Numeri, [85] et seqq., 128, [131].
- Numidians, [10].
- Optio, in an ala, [41];
- in a cohort, [42].
- Oriental regiments, recruiting of, [82] et seqq.
- Osroeni, [135].
- Palmyreni, [88].
- Pannonia, recruiting of garrison, [71], [75] et seqq.
- Pay, [35].
- Praefecti, [91] et seqq.
- Praefectus alae, [36].
- „ cohortis, [36].
- „ equitum, [23], [24].
- „ numeri, [87].
- Praepositus, [37].
- Praetorians, [34], [135].
- Principales, [39] et seqq.
- Roman citizens serving auxilia, [33].
- Romanization, [117].
- Saalburg, fort at, [117].
- Salluitana turma, [11], [23].
- Scale-armour, [124], [127].
- Sesquiplicarius, [41].
- Shields, [125], [126], [129].
- Signalling, [111].
- Signifer, in an ala, [39], [41];
- in a cohort, [42].
- Singulares, [41].
- Slingers, [132].
- Spears, [126], [129].
- Stator, [41].
- Strator, [41].
- Subpraefectus, in an ala, [36];
- in a cohort, [36].
- Sugambrians, [48], [116].
- Swords, [126], [129].
- Tacitus, value of, [102].
- Tesserarius, [42].
- Tribunus cohortis, [36], [94].
- Tubicen, [42].
- Velites, [10].
- Veteranorum cohortes, [48].
- Vexillarius, in an ala, [10];
- in a cohort, [42].
- Vexillationes, [113].
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