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  3. Cohors Primae Celtiberorum

Cohors Primae Celtiberorum

The Cohors Primae Celtiberorum or The First Cohort of Celtiberians are Mentioned only on military diplomata dated to the early-mid second century, the garrison post(s) of this unit remains unknown.

Evidence for the presence of Cohors Primae Celtiberorum in Britain

  1. Military Diplomata – Late AD105
  2. Military Diplomata 122AD
  3. Military Diplomata (AD 158)
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