Cavalry
Step into the realm of ancient warfare and discover the noble steeds and gallant riders of the Roman cavalry through our captivating collection of photographs.
From majestic horsemen charging into battle to scenes of training and camaraderie, our images offer a glimpse into the prowess and valor of Rome’s equestrian forces as depicted in ancient artwork. Immerse yourself in the dynamic compositions and intricate details that bring these historical figures to life, showcasing the skill and dedication of the Roman cavalry in protecting the empire’s borders and securing its victories.
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General Cavalry.
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Units
Ala Afrorum.
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Ala Agrippiana Miniata.
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Ala I Asturum.
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Ala II Asturum.
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Ala Augusta.
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Ala I Augusta Gallorum.
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Ala Augusta Vocontiorum.
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Ala Augusti.
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Ala I Cannanefatium.
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Ala I Claudia Nova.
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Ala I Flavia Gemina.
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Ala Flavia Praetoria Singularium.
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Ala Gallorum Picentiana.
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Ala Gallorum Sebosiana.
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Ala Gallorum et Thracum Antiana.
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Ala Gallorum et Thracum Classiana.
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Ala Gallorum et Thracum Constantium.
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Ala Gemina Sebastena.
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Ala I Hispanorum.
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Ala Hispanorum Vettonum.
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Ala Indiana.
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Ala Noricorum.
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Ala Pannoniorum Sabiniana.
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Ala I Pannoniorum Tampiana.
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Ala Parthorum.
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Ala Petriana.
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Ala VII Phrygum.
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Ala I Scubulorum.
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Ala Sulpicia.
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Ala I Thracum.
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Ala Tungrorum.
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Ala I Tungrorum Frontoniana.
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