09-07-2004, 04:27 PM
Here is a link that lists auxiliary cohorts evident in Britannia.<br>
www.roman-britain.org/mil...hortes.htm<br>
Here is the link to auxiliary alae:<br>
www.roman-britain.org/mil...h_alae.htm<br>
and the Legions:<br>
www.roman-britain.org/mil...egions.htm<br>
In fact www.roman-britain.org is itself a potentially useful site.<br>
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These cover the entire Roman presense in Britannia, but might give you something to work with. I've recently had a similar idea to yours. As unscientific (downright shoddy, in fact) as my count was there were approximately the number of auxiliaries (by number of men for nominal unit strength) of auxiliaries as legionaries. Of course I do not know what units might have been rotated out of the province, or in.<br>
Last year I came across a site that had listed the auxiliary units of the limes in the Germanies.<br>
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Bona Fortuna.<br>
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www.roman-britain.org/mil...hortes.htm<br>
Here is the link to auxiliary alae:<br>
www.roman-britain.org/mil...h_alae.htm<br>
and the Legions:<br>
www.roman-britain.org/mil...egions.htm<br>
In fact www.roman-britain.org is itself a potentially useful site.<br>
<br>
These cover the entire Roman presense in Britannia, but might give you something to work with. I've recently had a similar idea to yours. As unscientific (downright shoddy, in fact) as my count was there were approximately the number of auxiliaries (by number of men for nominal unit strength) of auxiliaries as legionaries. Of course I do not know what units might have been rotated out of the province, or in.<br>
Last year I came across a site that had listed the auxiliary units of the limes in the Germanies.<br>
<br>
Bona Fortuna.<br>
<p></p><i></i>
