Definition of Evocatus. Meaning of Evocatus. Synonyms of Evocatus

- An evocatus (pl.: evocati) was a soldier in the Ancient Roman army who had served out his time and obtained an honorable discharge (honesta missio) but...
- List of Roman army unit types Military establishment of the Roman Empire Evocatus, related Roman rank Kazhdan, Alexander, ed. (1991). Oxford Dictionary of...
- the Roman Emperors. Usually commanded by a tribunus of praetorian rank. Evocatus – A soldier who had served out his time and obtained his discharge (missio)...
- family of David, and they were brought to the Emperor Domitian by the Evocatus. For Domitian feared the coming of Christ as Herod also had feared it....
- 600 900 1.350 2.700 prin****lis triplicarius (= pay equal to 3 times) (Evocatus) 675 900 1350 2025 4050 Legionary knight 262 350 525 787 1.575 Centurion...
- however, and were called upon to serve in the battle lines when needed. Evocatus: a veteran of the Roman army who had earned his military diploma for military...
- recently. An inscription found near the Furlo p**** was set up in AD 246 by an evocatus Augusti (a member of a picked corps) on special police duty with a detachment...
- mil(itavit) ann(os) XXI / primum exactus librarius / frum(entarius) speculator evocatus The legion's symbol was a capricorn. The legion appeared in Harry Sidebottom's...
- Flavius Maximi**** Tribunus Roman knight Italian? Praeneste (Latium)? evocatus (veteran) of Cohors I Praetoria (cohort of Praetorian Guard) 237 Aurelius...
- subjugated. Veterans could be called back into the service of the legion as evocatus at the request of a commander, provided they agreed. In addition to the...