Lost_Warrior 0 Posted July 10, 2006 Report Share Those are beautiful! Man I can't wait until I can collect all this stuff Quote Link to comment
P.Clodius 0 Posted July 10, 2006 Report Share M. Caelius. I think he was a centurion and there is a memorial to him someplace in the UK, Bath I think. And of course there's the subject of Cicero's "Pro Caelio", but that'd be a different Caelius Quote Link to comment
Pertinax 3 Posted July 11, 2006 Report Share M. Caelius. I think he was a centurion and there is a memorial to him someplace in the UK, Bath I think. And of course there's the subject of Cicero's "Pro Caelio", but that'd be a different Caelius Well done! He was a Centurion killed in the Teuteborger disaster, this is his harness and decorations re-imagined. Quote Link to comment
P.Clodius 0 Posted July 11, 2006 Report Share Found it, its in Bononia and he died at Teuterberg. M. Caelio T.f. Lem. Bon. ..]o leg XIIX. Ann LIII ...]cidit bello variano ossa ...]nferre licebit. P. Caelius T.f. Lem. Bo. frater fecit To Marcus Caelius of Bononia, son of Titus, of the voting district Lemonia, centurion of the 18th legion. At the age of 53 he fell in the Varian War. The tomb may be disturbed to place his bones within. His brother, Publius Caelius of Bononia, son of Titus, of the voting district Lemonia, built this. Evidently from the inscription his remains were not found Quote Link to comment
Pertinax 3 Posted July 11, 2006 Report Share Apparently not. For those with the Osprey series on their booksheleves our subject is on the cover of the Legionary 58 BC AD 69 Quote Link to comment
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