[1476] CIL III 5712. 5715. 5723 = 11837. 5746. (Röm[ischer] Lim[es] in Österr[eich] X 105/6). Pollienus Sebennus, in 206 AD, Dio LXXVI, 9, 2, comp. CIL III 5537. …..Sabinus, successor of Sebennus, Dio LXXVI, 9, 2. CIL III 5727. M. Munatius Sulla Cerialis, shortly before 215 AD, CIL III 11743. PIR II p. 392, no. 538. C. Macrinius Decianus, around 260 AD, CIL VIII 2615.

Praefecti: P. Vibius P.f. Marianus, CIL VI 1636. Tribuni militum: Macius Severinus, CIL XII 1356. (Petronius Priscus [laticl.], CIL III 5657 = 11898), but probably came from a local family (cp. CIL III 11693 = 5259) and may have served as laticlavius in an entirely different legion. …..Pollio, v. e. trib. leg. II Italicae praef. coh. I Thracum Sy[riacae], unpublished inscription from Ephesus [comment by A. Stein]. Sex. Ticiasenus Sex. f. Clu(stumina) Allianus, CIL XI 4371. ….Cn. f. ….. V….. [trib.] mil. leg. II I[talica?], Revue épigr. Du midi de la France 1893 (Avril-Juin) p. 238 no. 964.

Primi ordines and centuriones : M. Gavius Firmus Vellin(a) Firmo Picen(o) p.p. in 191 AD, CIL III 15208. Val(erius) Cl. Quintus p.p CIL III 4855. Unknown, primi pil., CIL III 5682 = 11824 ; optio [p(rimi) p(ili)]?, Dessau 9080. Florius Baudio, protector ordinarius, early in the 4th century, CIL XI 4787. Fl(avius) Mucianus, (centurio) fr(umentarius), in 200 AD, CIL XI 1322. Q. Carinius [Ama]bilis (centurio) frument(arius), Dessau 9080. [C. Masculi?]nius [Mas?]culus > [= centurio] fr(umentarius), CIL III 4861; cp. III 4787. [M. Petronius Fortunatus, CIL VIII 217, is according to Suppl. col. 2353 not II, but I Italica] L. Sep[t(imius)] T]ertinus [centurio?], CIL III 5300. …..Saturninus, promotus ad [centurionatum] leg. II Italicae, CIL VIII 10718 = p. 17626. Soldiers’ national origin [“Heimatsangaben”] Italia: Tereventum (CIL IX 2593, cp. Van de Weerd Musée Belge VII 1903, 101f.). Cp. CIL V 375. 4367. 8277. Noricum: CIL III 8730.

-leg. II Pannonica is = II adiutrix (no. XVIII), called this way only in the Mainz inscription CIL XIII 6849: Fl(avi) Pusinnionis optio(nis) leg. II Pannonicae, probably from the late 3rd or early 4th century; see above col. 1451, 58ff.