Legio X Fretensis |
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2016-11-30 |
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Real-Encyclopädie article
"Legio" by Emil Ritterling |
p.1671-1678 |
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Dabrowa, Edward: "Legio X Fretensis", p.317-325 in
Yann Le Bohec & Catherine Wolff (Éd.), Les légions de Rome sous le Haut-
Empire. Actes du Congrès de Lyon, 17-19 septembre 1998. Lyon, 2000 |
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Latest
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Based on Source
§2; updates marked with grey background. |
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History |
from 58 BC to 284
AD |
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Date |
Action |
Legionary HQ |
Modern name |
Province |
Comment |
41/40 BC |
raised by
Octavian |
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other legio X was
with M.Antonius |
36 |
Octavian's
campaigns vs Sextus Pompeius |
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battle of
Naulochus |
36 |
probably gained
its title from battle in straight of Messina |
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Fretensis = of
the straight |
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possibly fought
for Octavian at battle of Actium |
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because of emblem
of a dolphin |
c.30 |
probably
stationed in Macedonia |
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Macedonia |
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c.16 |
confirmed in
Macedonia |
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Macedonia |
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by 4 |
in the East |
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Syria |
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by 18 AD |
stationed at |
Cyrrhus |
ruins at Khoros |
Syria |
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18/66 |
stationed at |
Zeugma (Seleucia) |
Belkis, Turkey |
Syria |
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55-60 |
Corbulo's
Parthian campaigns (vexillation) |
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66 |
vexillation under
Cestius Gallus vs 1st Jewish revolt |
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67-70 |
1st Jewish revolt |
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Judaea |
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70 |
stationed
permanently in Judaea |
Jerusalem |
Jerusalem |
Judaea |
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72-73 |
siege of Masada |
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113-117 |
Trajan's Parthian
war (vexillation) |
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132-135 |
2nd Jewish revolt |
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166-180 |
M.Aurelius'
Marcomannic wars (vexillation) |
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193-194 |
Pescennius
Niger's civil war against Septimius Severus |
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211/217 |
titled
Antoniniana after Caracalla |
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216 |
Caracalla's
Parthian campaign (vexillation) |
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222/235 |
titled Severiana
after Alexander Severus |
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235 |
? Severus
Alexander's German campaign (vexillation) |
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238/244 |
titled Gordiana
after Gordian III |
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260 |
? Valerian's
campaign against the Persians |
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260s |
vexillation sent
by Gallienus to Gaul vs the usurpers |
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269 |
supported usurper
Victorinus in Gaul (vexillation) |
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called Pia Felix
after usurper's Pius Felix |
284 |
probably still at
Jerusalem |
Jerusalem |
Jerusalem |
Judaea |
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late 3rd
cent. |
moved to Arabia |
Aila |
Aqaba on Red Sea |
Arabia |
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