List of Roman cohortsThis post is also available in: Polish (polski) Roman legionnaires under fireChapters Cohorts numbered ICohorts numbered IICohorts numbered IIICohorts numbered IVCohorts numbered VCohorts with VI numberingCohorts numbered VIICohorts numbered VIIIOther cohortsList of Roman cohorts that were established in the history of ancient Rome.Cohorts numbered IALPINORUM EQUITATA – was part of the 7th Gemina Felix Legion in 86 CEALPINORUM PEDITATA – was part of the 7th Gemina Felix Legion in 86 CEFLAVIA COMMAGENORUM – maybe it was a standalone cohort, but that’s not sure. She served in Dacia Inferior under the command of Aquila Fidus in 161 CE, when Antoninus Pius was the emperor. These cohorts were mentioned as very meritorious on two plates of military diplomas (diplomata militaria) found in northern Bulgaria in 1956. This diploma mentions the ala of the Illyrian riders – AND ASTURUM, AND HISPANORUM, AND CLAUDIA GALLORUM CAPITONIANA.BRACARAUGUSTANORUM – maybe it was a standalone cohort, but that’s not for sure. She served in Dacia Inferior under the command of Aquila Fidus in 161 CE, when Antoninus Pius was the emperor. These cohorts were mentioned as very meritorious on two plates of military diplomas (diplomata militaria) found in northern Bulgaria in 1956. This diploma mentions the ala of the Illyrian Riders – AND ASTURUM, AND HISPANORUM, AND CLAUDIA GALLORUM CAPITONIANA.LIGURUM et CORSORUMMONTANORUMMONTANORUM c.R.NORICORUM EQUITATATYRORIUM SYGITTARIORUM – it may have been a standalone cohort, but that’s not for sure. She served in Dacia Inferior under the command of Aquila Fidus in 161 CE, when Antoninus Pius was the emperor. These cohorts were mentioned as very meritorious on two plates of military diplomas (diplomata militaria) found in northern Bulgaria in 1956. This diploma mentions the ala of the Illyrian riders –I ASTURUM, I HISPANORUM, I CLAUDIA GALLORUM CAPITONIANA.AUGUSTA NERVIA PACENSIS BRITTONUM MILLIARIA – it may have been a standalone cohort, but that’s not for sure. She served in Dacia Inferior under the command of Aquila Fidus in 161 CE, when Antoninus Pius was the emperor. These cohorts were mentioned as very meritorious on two plates of military diplomas (diplomata militaria) found in northern Bulgaria in 1956. This diploma mentions the ala of the Illyrian Riders –I ASTURUM, I HISPANORUM, I CLAUDIA GALLORUM CAPITONIANA.HISPANORUM VETERANA – maybe it was a standalone cohort, but that’s not for sure. She served in Dacia Inferior under the command of Aquila Fidus in 161 CE, when Antoninus Pius was the emperor. These cohorts were mentioned as very meritorious on two plates of military diplomas (diplomata militaria) found in northern Bulgaria in 1956. This diploma mentions the ala of the Illyrian riders – I ASTURUM, I HISPANORUM, I CLAUDIA GALLORUM CAPITONIANA.RAETORUMRAETORUM EQUITATARAETORUM eq. c.R.Cohorts numbered IIALPINAALPINORIUM EQUITATAFLAVIA NUMIDARUM – maybe it was a standalone cohort, but that’s not for sure. She served in Dacia Inferior under the command of Aquila Fidus in 161 CE, when Antoninus Pius was the emperor. These cohorts were mentioned as very meritorious on two plates of military diplomas (diplomata militaria) found in northern Bulgaria in 1956. This diploma mentions the ala of the Illyrian riders – I ASTURUM, I HISPANORUM, I CLAUDIA GALLORUM CAPITONIANA.FLAVIA BESSORUM – it may have been a standalone cohort, but that’s not for sure. She served in Dacia Inferior under the command of Aquila Fidus in 161 CE, when Antoninus Pius was the emperor. These cohorts were mentioned as very meritorious on two plates of military diplomas (diplomata militaria) found in northern Bulgaria in 1956. This diploma mentions the ala of the Illyrian Riders – I ASTURUM, I HISPANORUM, I CLAUDIA GALLORUM CAPITONIANA.GALLORUM – maybe it was a standalone cohort, but that’s not for sure. She served in Dacia Inferior under the command of Aquila Fidus in 161 CE, when Antoninus Pius was the emperor. These cohorts were mentioned as very meritorious on two plates of military diplomas (diplomata militaria) found in northern Bulgaria in 1956. This diploma mentions the ala of the Illyrian Riders – I ASTURUM, I HISPANORUM, I CLAUDIA GALLORUM CAPITONIANA.GEMINA LIGURUM et CORSORUMMONTANORUM MILLIARIARAETORUMRAETORUM c.R.Cohorts numbered IIIALPINORIUM EQUITATAGALLORUM – maybe it was a standalone cohort, but that’s not for sure. She served in Dacia Inferior under the command of Aquila Fidus in 161 CE, when Antoninus Pius was the emperor. These cohorts were mentioned as very meritorious on two plates of military diplomas (diplomata militaria) found in northern Bulgaria in 1956. This diploma mentions the ala of the Illyrian riders – I ASTURUM, I HISPANORUM, I CLAUDIA GALLORUM CAPITONIANA.Cohorts numbered IVRAETORUM EQUITATACohorts numbered VRAETORUMCohorts with VI numberingRAETORUMCohorts numbered VIIRAETORUM EQUITATACohorts numbered VIIIRAETORUM EQUITATA c.R.Other cohortsEQUITATA – an independent cohort that was stationed at a fort in Austria, in the present-day Kastel Kunzig.RAETORUMRAETORUM et VINDELICORUMTUNGRIANS – the border cohort under Emperor Hadrian. She may have been independent, but that’s not certain. The cohort at that time was commanded by Titus Annius, who fell. He was buried in Vindoland.BOSPORANORUM – cohort operating within the XII Fulminata legion.ALA NORICORUMRead more Antoninus Pius Agrippina the Younger Great Roman civil war Marcus Aurelius
