-
Initially two
posts were created, one as head of the infantry, as the
magister peditum ("master of foot"), and one for the more
prestigious cavalry, the magister...
- Britannica:
comitatensis under Magister Peditum II
Flavia Constantia:
comitatensis under the
command of the
Magister Peditum II
Flavia Virtutis: comitatensis...
- Then in 375, Sebasti**** was sent by
Valentinian to aid the
magister peditum Merobaudes in
conducting some
raids against the Quadi. When news of the...
- was a
Roman army
officer of
Frankish origin. He was
appointed magister peditum around 375, and
consul twice in 377 and 383.
Ancient sources record that...
- The
comitatenses and
later the
palatini were the
units of the
field armies of the late
Roman Empire. They were the
soldiers that
replaced the legionaries...
- "Sophia," Vol. 6, No. 2 (2000) "Late
Roman Shield Patterns –
Magister Peditum". www.ne.jp.
Helmut Nickel: "The
Dragon and the Pearl,"
Metropolitan Museum...
-
depleted Swiss Guard by a
contingent of 200
German mercenaries (Custodia
Peditum Germanorum). Ten
years later, Pope Paul III
ordered the
Swiss Guard to...
- and a
killer killed Pap.
Later he was
promoted to the rank of
magister peditum and was sent in
Thracia to
fight the
Gothic War. In 376 the
Goths had been...
-
domesticorum equitum for the
equestrian knights and the
comes domesticorum peditum for the foot soldiers.
Comes privatae largitionis: the
custodian of the...
-
spilt across the
river onto the west bank. From the
south his
magister peditum Barbatio was to come from
Milan and am****
forces at
Augst (near the Rhine...
