The Roman Army, 31 BC–AD 337: A Sourcebook

The army in peacetime 115
Total lost including [ _ _ _ ]
restored from the stragglers
the remainder, net total [ _ _ _ ]
including 6 centurions, 4 decurions; cavalry 110 (or more) including 2
men on double pay and 3 on pay and a half;
infantrymen on double pay [ _ _ _ ], 6 men on pay and a half.
FROM THESE ABSENT:
in Gaul to obtain clothing
similarly to obtain [grain (?)]
across the river (?) Erar (?) to obtain horses, including [ _ _ _ ]
cavalrymen
at Castra in the garrison, including 2 cavalrymen
in Dardania at the mines
total absent outside the province including [ _ _ _ ] cavalrymen
INSIDE THE PROVINCE
guards of Fabius Justus the legate, including Carus, decurion [ _ _ _ ]
in the office of Latinianus, procurator of the Emperor
at Piroboridava in the garrison
at Buridava in the detachment
across the Danube on an expedition, including [ _ _ _ ] men on pay and
a half
23 cavalrymen, 2 infantrymen on pay and a half
similarly across (the river) to protect the corn supply
similarly on a scouting mission with the centurion A [ _ _ _ ]vinus
[ _ _ _ ] cavalrymen
in (?) at the grain ships, including one (?) decurion
at headquarters with the clerks
to the Haemus (mountains) to bring in cattle
to guard beasts of burden, including [ _ _ _ ] men on pay and a half
similarly on guard duty [ _ _ _ ]
Total absent of both types
including one centurion, 3 decurions; cavalry including [ _ _ _ ] 2
infantrymen on pay and a half.
The remainder present
including 5 centurions, one decurion; cavalry including [ _ _ _ ] men on
double pay, one infantryman on double pay, [ _ _ _ ] men on pay and a
half
from these sick, among them [ _ _ _ ]