IIII (IV) Scythica |
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4.11.2016 |
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Real-Encyclopädie article Legio by
Ritterling |
p.1556-1564 |
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History |
from 30 BC to 284
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Date |
Action |
Legionary HQ |
Modern name |
Province |
Comment |
43 BC |
possibly = IIII
Sorana in Pansa's army at Mutina |
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or an Antonian
legion |
30 |
moved to
Macedonia |
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Macedonia |
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29-27 |
defeated the Bastarnae, a Scythian tribe, in Moesia |
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probably received
the title Scythica |
6 AD |
stationed in
Moesia |
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Moesia |
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6-9 |
Pannonian revolt |
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33 |
first firm
attestation in Moesia |
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56/57 |
moved to Syria
for Corbulo's campaign |
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58-62 |
Armenian campaign
of Corbulo and Paetus |
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62 |
based near
Antioch |
Antioch |
near Antakya |
Syria |
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66 |
under Cestius
Gallus vs 1st Jewish revolt (vexillation) |
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69 |
supported
Vespasian in civil war (vexillation) |
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70 |
siege of
Jerusalem (vexillation) |
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70/90 |
stationed at |
Zeugma (Seleucia) |
Belkis, Turkey |
Syria |
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113-117 |
Trajan's Parthian
wars |
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193-194 |
Pescennius
Niger's civil war against Septimius Severus |
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195-197 |
Septimius
Severus' Parthian campaign |
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216-217 |
Caracalla's
Parthian war |
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title Antoniniana |
219 |
legion disgraced for rebellion against Elagabalus |
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231-233 |
Severus
Alexander's Persian war |
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252 |
Persian campaign,
defeat at Barbalissus |
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260 |
Persian campaign
where Valerian was defeated |
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284 |
still in Syria |
Zeugma |
Belkis, Turkey |
Syria |
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