-
tribunus sagittariorum at the
Battle of Adrianople. C****io,
tribunus scutariorum (likely of the
elite first schola) at the
Battle of Adrianople. Justinian...
-
destroying most of the
Eastern Roman army and the city. Barzimeres,
tribunum scutariorum (Commander of the Guards), was
killed and Equitius, cura
palatii (Marshal...
-
palatini grade) No. of
regiments No. of effectives**
Byzantium Schola scutariorum clibanariorum* 1 500
COMITATUS PRAESENTALIS I
Nicaea Comites clibanarii*...
-
Batsford Ltd. Woods,
David (1996). "Subarmachius, Bacurius, and the
Schola Scutariorum Sagittariorum".
classical Philology. 91 (4).
University of
Chicago Press:...
- sta**** in Antioch.
Constantius tried to lure Gallus,
sending the
tribunus scutariorum Scudilo to tell
Gallus that
Constantius wanted to
raise him to Augustus...
- plunder,
arriving close to the city of Dibaltum. Barzimeres,
tribunum scutariorum (Commander of the Guards),
alongside other generals, had been transferred...
- in the
Roman army as a
tribune in 351. He
probably served as
tribunus scutariorum (chief of the bodyguards) of
emperor Constantius II. In 351
Scudilo moved...
- units,
whose names originally derived from
their equipment. The
scholae scutariorum (or scutarii, lit. 'shield bearers')
refer to
their shields (Latin: scuta...
- century.
Originally tribunus stabuli (354) and then
tribunus gentilium et
scutariorum (354–360), he was
promoted to
magister peditum (360–362).
Under Constantius...
- de
Troesmis (Iglita); later, in the 4-5th
centuries a
cuneus equitum scutariorum lived here. A fire destro**** the fort in the 3rd
century possibly by...
