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Corbulo\'s legions - Cassius Chaerea - 05-04-2005
During the war with Parthia over Armenia, Gnaeus Domitius Corbulo was give an invasion force of about six legions and auxiliary after the embarrassing defeat under the command of Paetus. Tacitus writes that he was joined by his two fresh and battle hardened legions the sixth and the third. I was looking through some books and was not sure on the names of those two legions. They were good in the war in Armenia and had achievements worth praising. If anyone knows the names and origins of these legions it would be great! Cassius
Re: Corbulo\'s legions - Tarbicus - 05-04-2005
Here's a very useful link for looking up legions and their histories:
[url:3p7vvlyn]http://www.livius.org/le-lh/legio/legions.htm[/url]
Cheers.
Re: Corbulo\'s legions - jvrjenivs - 05-08-2005
Maybe they know more:
[url:1wapfnrf]http://www.corbvlo.com[/url]
His own re-enactment group
Re: Corbulo\'s legions - Vincula - 05-08-2005
III Gallica and VI Ferrata.