@@KnowzsPenge😊Yes, I know about that! Streatham, south-east London? A middle-aged/elderly couple said that they had ghostly experiences in their home. One day, in the basement, an entire column of ghostly Roman legionnaires materialized and marched right through disappearing through the walls! It made the local news so I was told!
It's too bad that everybody is holdind stupid phone instead of clapping and cheering these marching troops. I especially love the young "horn" trubing and the drumming girl in the back and it's nice to see that many young people get involved in this. Bravo to you all!
The cohort was stationed in the provinces of Moesia, Pannonia, Moesia Inferior, and Thracia, in that order. (Modern day southern Balkans) It is listed on military diplomas for the years 78 to 180/192 AD. The cohors III didn't exist, it was cohors II. As this is a new cohort, they added a number I assume.
This is a festivity celebrated in northern Spain in the city of Lugo (Galicia), as you can see in the banner it's the same name but in Latin (LVCENSIVM)
