Book contents
- Frontmatter
- PART I NARRATIVE
- PART II GOVERNMENT AND ADMINISTRATION
- PART III THE PROVINCES
- PART IV THE ECONOMY OF THE EMPIRE
- PART V THE NON-ROMAN WORLD
- PART VI RELIGION, CULTURE AND SOCIETY
- 17 Late polytheism
- 18a Christianity, a.d. 70–192
- 18b Third-century Christianity
- 19 Art and architecture, a.d. 193–337
- Appendices to chapter 8
- I Changes in Roman provincial organization, a.d. 193-337
- II Imperial movements, a.d. 193-337
- III Frontier deployment, a.d. 193-337
- Stemmata
- Chronology
- Bibliography
- Index
- Topographical map of the Roman empire
- Map 2 The Roman empire in a.d. 211
- The Roman empire in a.d. 314
- The Rhine–Danube limes in the late second century
III - Frontier deployment, a.d. 193-337
from PART VI - RELIGION, CULTURE AND SOCIETY
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 28 March 2008
- Frontmatter
- PART I NARRATIVE
- PART II GOVERNMENT AND ADMINISTRATION
- PART III THE PROVINCES
- PART IV THE ECONOMY OF THE EMPIRE
- PART V THE NON-ROMAN WORLD
- PART VI RELIGION, CULTURE AND SOCIETY
- 17 Late polytheism
- 18a Christianity, a.d. 70–192
- 18b Third-century Christianity
- 19 Art and architecture, a.d. 193–337
- Appendices to chapter 8
- I Changes in Roman provincial organization, a.d. 193-337
- II Imperial movements, a.d. 193-337
- III Frontier deployment, a.d. 193-337
- Stemmata
- Chronology
- Bibliography
- Index
- Topographical map of the Roman empire
- Map 2 The Roman empire in a.d. 211
- The Roman empire in a.d. 314
- The Rhine–Danube limes in the late second century
Summary
The following table sets out Roman military deployment, in geographical sequence according to Severan provinces, and lists modern/ancient name (where known), garrison unit (Severan), Notitia Command and individual entry with unit (references are to Notitia Dignitatum, ed. O. Seeck (Berlin 1876)).On Severan and earlier units of the auxilia listed in the Notitia, see Roxan (1976). Dash symbol (–) indicates that no military occupation is presumed, question mark (?) that a presumed occupation has left no record under that heading. Absence of any symbol indicates that no presumption is possible for military occupation or non-occupation.
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- The Cambridge Ancient History , pp. 724 - 767Publisher: Cambridge University PressPrint publication year: 2005
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