| Legio X Fretensis | Updated | 2016-11-30 | |||
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| 1 | Real-Encyclopädie article "Legio" by Emil Ritterling | p.1671-1678 | |||
| 2 | Dabrowa, Edward: "Legio X Fretensis", p.317-325 in Yann Le Bohec & Catherine Wolff (Éd.), Les légions de Rome sous le Haut- Empire. Actes du Congrès de Lyon, 17-19 septembre 1998. Lyon, 2000 | ||||
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| Latest update | Based on Source §2; updates marked with grey background. | ||||
| History | from 58 BC to 284 AD | ||||
| Date | Action | Legionary HQ | Modern name | Province | Comment |
| 41/40 BC | raised by Octavian | other legio X was with M.Antonius | |||
| 36 | Octavian's campaigns vs Sextus Pompeius | battle of Naulochus | |||
| 36 | probably gained its title from battle in straight of Messina | Fretensis = of the straight | |||
| 31 | possibly fought for Octavian at battle of Actium | because of emblem of a dolphin | |||
| c.30 | probably stationed in Macedonia | Macedonia | |||
| c.16 | confirmed in Macedonia | Macedonia | |||
| by 4 | in the East | Syria | |||
| by 18 AD | stationed at | Cyrrhus | ruins at Khoros | Syria | |
| 18/66 | stationed at | Zeugma (Seleucia) | Belkis, Turkey | Syria | |
| 55-60 | Corbulo's Parthian campaigns (vexillation) | ||||
| 66 | vexillation under Cestius Gallus vs 1st Jewish revolt | ||||
| 67-70 | 1st Jewish revolt | Judaea | |||
| 70 | stationed permanently in Judaea | Jerusalem | Jerusalem | Judaea | |
| 72-73 | siege of Masada | ||||
| 113-117 | Trajan's Parthian war (vexillation) | ||||
| 132-135 | 2nd Jewish revolt | ||||
| 166-180 | M.Aurelius' Marcomannic wars (vexillation) | ||||
| 193-194 | Pescennius Niger's civil war against Septimius Severus | ||||
| 211/217 | titled Antoniniana after Caracalla | ||||
| 216 | Caracalla's Parthian campaign (vexillation) | ||||
| 222/235 | titled Severiana after Alexander Severus | ||||
| 235 | ? Severus Alexander's German campaign (vexillation) | ||||
| 238/244 | titled Gordiana after Gordian III | ||||
| 260 | ? Valerian's campaign against the Persians | ||||
| 260s | vexillation sent by Gallienus to Gaul vs the usurpers | ||||
| 269 | supported usurper Victorinus in Gaul (vexillation) | called Pia Felix after usurper's Pius Felix | |||
| 284 | probably still at Jerusalem | Jerusalem | Jerusalem | Judaea | |
| late 3rd cent. | moved to Arabia | Aila | Aqaba on Red Sea | Arabia | |