Ikvai Nándor szerk.: Tanulmányok Pest megye múzeumaiból (Studia Comitatensia 1. Szentendre, 1972)

Stefaits István: Kihelyezett római csapattestek, őrállomások és egyes katonák Pest megye területén a III. században

JELEK ÉS RÖVIDÍTÉSEK MAGYARÁZATA A TÉRKÉPVÁZLATHOZ ULCISIA CASTRA Szentendre LEG. II. AD. V. LEG. IV. FL . 206—208 — 230 — STATIO BF LEG. I. AD. LEG. II. AD. LEG. IV. FL. LEG. VII. CL. СОН. I. NSS. = СОН. I. oo NSSS СОН. I. ULP. СОН. I. ? СОН. oo MAUR. ALA. I. THR. M 7 DEC V SPEC CORN helység római neve helység mai neve állandó vagy feltehetően állandó helyőrségi csapattest kihelyezett csapattest a kihelyezés évszámával csapattest az évszám előtt és után bizonytalan ideig ott tartózkodott statio beneficiarii, beneficiáriusállomás legio I. adiutrix legio II. adiutrix legio IV. Flavia legio VII. Claudia cohors prima (I) milliaria nova Severiana Surorum sagittariorum civium Romanorum equitata cohors I. Ulpia cohors I. ? cohors milliaria Maurorum ala I. Thracum miles, katona, egyes katona centurio decurio vexillatio speculator cornicularius István Stefaits: TRANSFERRED ROMAN TROOPS, WATCH-TOWERS AND SINGLE SOLDIERS IN THE TERRITORY OF COUNTY PEST IN THE 3RD CENTURY A. D. In our study we are dealing with the Roman troops and soldiers who were on detached service. In connection with the altar of Mars Gradivus discovered at Budapest-Gellért Public Baths we cannot find out that the Legio VII Claudia had stayed in Aquincum. The Legio IV. Flavia deputized in Aquincum in 206—7 A, D. The inscriptions of the Legio I adiutrix were prepared after 214 and their owners mostly stayed at the centre of ,the governor with the aim of training. In connection with the inscriptions of the auxiliary soldiers which were found at Aquincum we cannot prove that they have been to Aquincum in service. The inscribed stones from Ujpest-Rákospatak were not found in situ therefore we have a presentiment of the presence of the Legio II adiutrix here. There was a beneficiar station at Nagytétény in the 3rd century where the beneficiarius consularis of the Legio II adiutrix did their service. The inscribed stones from Vác and Fót were taken from the Aquincum territory. A soldier of the Legio II adiutrix stayed at Szentendre in service between 222 and 235 A. D. According to the inscriptions discovered at Visegrád it seems probable that the soldiers of the Legio II adiutrix and the cohors I milliaria nova Severiana Surorum have been to there. 37