Where is the AOR of the 11th legion?

[ray243]

It seems to me that the AOR of the 11th legion is gone. Can anyone tell me which province is the recruitment base for that legion?

[dvk901]

It's main AOR is in Sicily, the secondary AOR is in Dalmatia.

[Naked fanatic]

I can see only Legio XII By the way there is Legio XII Claudia Pia Fidelis in Sicily, but according to Osprey book "Roman Legionary 58 BC-AD 69" there was no legion with this name. There was only Legio XI Claudia

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[algorath]

Btw, are the two legions recruitable in rome still available in an other region after you´ve build the praetorian legions?

[Naked fanatic]

Btw, are the two legions recruitable in rome still available in an other region after you´ve build the praetorian legions?

No, they are replaced by prateorians.

Sounds like the XII in Sicily is a typo. I know for a fact that XI Claudia PF ought to be there. I also know that there's only one XIIth legion and that's Fulminata.

It is possible, but Im looking on the AOR map, in data/IMPORTANT STUFF, so I dont know what is the name of the legion in the game.

[tone]

Sounds like the XII in Sicily is a typo. I know for a fact that XI Claudia PF ought to be there. I also know that there's only one XIIth legion and that's Fulminata.

[ray243]

I've checked the AOR map, but it seems to me that the legion AOR cannot be located. Seems like once the Imperial reform took place, we will lost that legion for good.

[Legionary Titus Pullo]

that osprey book of yours, seems to be a bit flawed either that or it only lists the legions formed between those dates and not the legions that existed at that time.

[Naked fanatic]

Yep, it lists the legions formed between those dates. I finished reading this book yesterday and I was suprised, because they often talk about Legio Martia or Octavianus's Legio XXXV and so on. I didnt know about these legions or that Romans had over 60 legions available before the Marian reforms. It is a very interesting book (like every Osprey book)!

[Legionary Titus Pullo]

Late Republican Legions.

A list of legions around at the time of Julius Ceasars Campaign in gaul and the civil war that followed

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• Legio I Germanica (Germanic): 48 BC–70 (Batavian rebellion), Julius Caesar
• Legio II Sabina (Sabine): 43 BC to circa 9 AD, early name of the Legio II Augusta
• Legio III Cyrenaica (from Cyrenaica): probably around 36 BC to (at least) 5th century, Mark Antony
• Legio III Gallica (from Gallia): around 49 BC to at least early 4th century, Julius Caesar (emblem: bull)
• Legio IV Macedonica (Macedonian): 48 BC–70 (disbanded by Vespasian), Julius Caesar (emblem: bull, capricorn)
• Legio IV Scythica (from Scythia): around 42 BC to at least early 5th century, Mark Antony (emblem: capricorn)
• Legio V Alaudae (Larks): 52 BC–70 (destroyed in the Batavian rebellion), Julius Caesar (emblem: elephant)
• Legio VI Ferrata (Ironclad): 52 BC to after 250, Julius Caesar (emblem: bull, wolf and Romulus and Remus); twin legion of Legio VI Victrix
• Legio VII Claudia Pia Fidelis: 51–44 BC, Julius Caesar; disbanded and re-formed by Vespasian as Legio VII Gemina
• Legio VIII Augusta: 59–48 BC, Julius Caesar, disbanded and re-enlisted by Augustus as Legio VIII Augusta
• Legio IX Hispana Triumphalis (Triumphant): 59–48 BC, Julius Caesar, disbanded and re-enlisted by Augustus as Legio IX Hispana
• Legio X Equestris, also known as X Equestris (Mounted): before 58–45 BC, Julius Caesar, disbanded, reconstituted by Lepidus, incorporated into the Legio X Gemina by Augustus.
  
  • Legio X Veneria (devoted to the goddess Venus): another name of X Equestris.
  • Legio X Fretensis (of the sea strait) levied by Augustus in 41/40 BC
  
  
• Legio XI: 58–45 BC, Julius Caesar (emblem: Neptune), disbanded, reconstituted by Augustus
• Legio XII Victrix (Victorious): 57 BC–45, Julius Caesar
  
  • Legio XII Antiqua (Ancient): reconstituted by Lepidus in 43 BC, named by Mark Antony, included in Augustus army as Legio XII Fulminata
  
  
• Legio XIII Gemina: 57–45 BC: Julius Caesar, later (41 BC) reconstituted as Legio XIII Gemina by Augustus
• Legio XVIII Libyca (from Libya): disbanded 31 BC, Mark Antony
• Legio XXX Classica (Naval): 48–41 BC, Julius Caesar

[Naked fanatic]

I guess all of these legions like XXX Classica, II Sabina, XVIII Libyca and so on cant be in RS because of stupid RTW limitations, right?

[dvk901]

Legio XII Claudia Pia Fidelis: That's a mistake. It should be 11.....and it is. Where are you seeing 12? The only 12th legion is Fulminata.

Also, the ONLY Legions I included in RS1.6 or 2 are Legions that had a very well documented existence. They is a lot of theory and supposition about others (as mentioned, there were over 60 something of them before the reforms), and there are others mentioned by number only in certain records (but not by name), and there were a few that were disbanded or disgraced and reconstituted into other Legions. Of course, there were also the ill-fated 17th, 18th, and 19th Legions....which people asked at times why didn't I put them in. Well, for one reason, very little is known about them, and their names are unknown. Secondly, 'principle'...the Romans never used the number s again, so I didn't either.

[Ibram]

DVK!!! Give me back my Legions! lol

[dvk901]

[Legionary Titus Pullo]

didnt i tell you to stay out of the woods and not to play with those german boys