Definition:
A cohort was a standard Roman military unit after the Marian Reforms of 107 BC. The cohort consisted of six centuriae and numbered approximately 480 legionaries and 120 auxilaries. The cohort would have been led by the senior centurion in the unit.
A cohort was a standard Roman military unit after the Marian Reforms of 107 BC. The cohort consisted of six centuriae and numbered approximately 480 legionaries and 120 auxilaries. The cohort would have been led by the senior centurion in the unit.