The Auxilia of the Roman Imperial Army

• Actarius, in an ala, 41;
• in a cohort, 43.
• Aeneatores, 43, n. 11.
• African officers, 96.
• Ala, origin of term, 22-5;
• titles of, 24, 45;
• size of, 26;
• officers of, 40.
• Archers, 84, 103, 128.
• Augusta, used as title of auxiliary regiments, 47.
• Augustus, military reforms, 13 et seqq.
• Balearic slingers, 10, 131.
• Barbarization of Roman army, 99, 138.
• Barr Hill, fort at, 106.
• Batavians, 16, 19, 35, 49, 57, 72.
• Beneficiarius, in an ala, 41;
• in a cohort, 43.
• Breastplates, 124.
• Britain, frontier defences, 109, 112, 141.
• British regiments, recruiting, 85.
• Bucinator, in an ala, 42;
• in a cohort, 43.
• Canabae, 117.
• Capsarius, 43, n. 8.
• Catafractarii, 128.
• Cavalry, use of, 104;
• superior pay of, 35.
• Celtic officers, 96.
• Centurions, 37.
• Chain armour, 126, 130.
• Civilis, 20.
• Civitas, granted to auxiliaries, 31 et seqq.
• Civitates foederatae, 57.
• Civium Romanorum, used as a title of auxiliary regiments, 46.
• Cohortes equitatae, 28, 29.
•     „      miliariae, 28.
•     „      quingenariae, 28.
•     „      voluntariorum, 65 et seqq., 187.
• Cohorts, size of, 27;
• officers of, 43;
• titles of, 46 et seqq.
• Constitutio Antoniniana, 122.
• Contarii, 104.
• Cornicen, 43.
• Cornicularius, in an ala, 41;
• in a cohort, 43.
• Cretans, 9, 62.
• Curator turmae, 41.
•    „     alae or cohortis, 37.
• Custos armorum, 41.
• Dacia, recruiting of garrison, 77.
• Decurio, in an ala, 37;
• in a cohort, 38.
• Diocletian, military reforms, 136.
• Diplomata militaria, 31 et seqq.
• Dromedarii, 30.
• Duplicarius, 41.
• Equites Singulares Imperatoris, 41 et seqq., 135;
• recruiting, 81.
• Face-masks, 127.
• Frontier defences, 107 et seqq.
• Gaesati, 86.
• Gallic regiments, importance of, 64, 81.
• Gemina, used as a title of auxiliary regiments, 47.
• German frontier, 108.
• Greek officers, 97.
• Hadrian, military reforms, 90, 107;
• speech to army in Africa, 29, 35, 132.
• Haltern, fort at, 105.
• Helmets, 125.
• Hofheim, fort at, 105.
• Housesteads, fort at, 27, 118.
• Imaginifer, in an ala, 41;
• in a cohort, 42.
• Immunes, 39 et seqq.
• Isaurians, 144.
• Italian officers, 95.
• Josephus, value of, 102.
• Legionaries serving as officers in auxilia, 38.
• Legions, recruiting of, 78, 80;
• connexion of, with auxilia, 49-51.
• Librarius, in an ala, 41;
• in a cohort, 43.
• Married soldiers, position of, 119.
• Mauri, 89, 128, 135.
• Medicus, in an ala, 42;
• in a cohort, 43.
• Medicus ordinarius, 43.
• Mensor, 43.
• Mounted Infantry, 29.
• Newstead, fort at, 27, 106, 127.
• Notitia Dignitatum, 138.
• Numeri, 85 et seqq., 128, 131.
• Numidians, 10.
• Optio, in an ala, 41;
• in a cohort, 42.
• Oriental regiments, recruiting of, 82 et seqq.
• Osroeni, 135.
• Palmyreni, 88.
• Pannonia, recruiting of garrison, 71, 75 et seqq.
• Pay, 35.
• Praefecti, 91 et seqq.
• Praefectus alae, 36.
•      „       cohortis, 36.
•      „       equitum, 23, 24.
•      „       numeri, 87.
• Praepositus, 37.
• Praetorians, 34, 135.
• Principales, 39 et seqq.
• Roman citizens serving auxilia, 33.
• Romanization, 117.
• Saalburg, fort at, 117.
• Salluitana turma, 11, 23.
• Scale-armour, 124, 127.
• Sesquiplicarius, 41.
• Shields, 125, 126, 129.
• Signalling, 111.
• Signifer, in an ala, 39, 41;
• in a cohort, 42.
• Singulares, 41.
• Slingers, 132.
• Spears, 126, 129.
• Stator, 41.
• Strator, 41.
• Subpraefectus, in an ala, 36;
• in a cohort, 36.
• Sugambrians, 48, 116.
• Swords, 126, 129.
• Tacitus, value of, 102.
• Tesserarius, 42.
• Tribunus cohortis, 36, 94.
• Tubicen, 42.
• Velites, 10.
• Veteranorum cohortes, 48.
• Vexillarius, in an ala, 10;
• in a cohort, 42.
• Vexillationes, 113.

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