- general's staff.
Tribunus cohortis, an
officer commanding a cohort, part of a
legion usually consisting of six centuries.
Tribunus cohortis urbanae, commander...
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Another Tribunus cohortis at Sala
Tribunus cohortis Pacatianensis at
Pacatiana Tribunus cohortis tertiae Asturum at
Tabernas Tribunus cohortis Friglensis at...
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commander of a
cavalry unit.
Praefectus castrorum: camp commandant.
Praefectus cohortis:
commander of a
cohort (constituent unit of a legion, or
analogous unit)...
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chainmail fastener with the inscription: "M AIUS (
cohortis) I (centuriae) FABRICI(i) M AII (
cohortis) I (centuriae) FAB(ricii)" ("Marcus Aius of cohort...
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knowledge and ability, as well.
According to Syme, he
began as a
praefectus cohortis, a "commander of a cohort" (an
infantry cohort, as
junior officers began...
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general staff headquarters of the
Roman Army).
Every afternoon, the
tribunus cohortis would receive the p****word from the
emperor personally. The
command of...
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Praefectus cohortis primae Frixagorum,
Vindobala Tribune cohortis secundae Lingonum,
Segedunum Tribune Alae Sabinianae,
Hunnum or
Onnum Praefectus cohortis primae...
- Opposite,
stood the
headquarters of the V
Cohort of the
Vigiles (stazio
cohortis V vigilum). In a land
possession of the
Laterani family Septimius Severus...
- camp, equipment, and supplies.
Usually a
former primus pilus.
Praefectus Cohortis -
Commander of a cohort.
Praefectus legionis agens vice
legati – Equestrian...
- Juli**** as
Emperor of Rome. In 185,
Genialis appears to have been
tribunus cohortis, or commander, of a
presumably praetorian cohort. CIL VI, 214 CIL VI, 15904...
