Equitatum
Definition
Equitatum refers to cavalry units in ancient Rome, which were composed of soldiers who fought on horseback.
Related terms
Legionary: A legionary was a foot soldier in ancient Rome who fought as part of a legion.
Centurion: A centurion was a high-ranking officer in the Roman army who commanded around 80 men.
Cohortes Equitatae: Cohortes equitatae were auxiliary units within the Roman army that combined infantry and cavalry forces.
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AP Latin - 6.4 Caesar, Gallic War, Book 5, Part I, Chapters 33-35
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