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The Last Roman Overhaul unit names submod
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Jul 12, 2019 @ 11:58pm
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The Last Roman Overhaul unit names submod

Description
More immersive names based on Latin and Greek.

Changes:

Psiloi (formerly Irregulars)

Symmachoi (formerly Foederati)

Numerus Limitaneorum (formerly Auxiliares Legio Limitanei, with the swords)

Lanciarii Limitanei (formerly Limitanei Spears)

Numerus Militum (formerly Skutatoi, with the swords)

Numerus Isaurum (formerly Skutatoi axemen)

Skoutatoi (formerly Skutatoi Spears)

Phoederatoi Doryphoroi (formerly Pseudocomtitaenses, with the spears) 

Phoederatoi Spatharioi (Auxiliares Pseudocomitatenses, with the swords)

Milites Praesentales (formerly Bucallarii Guard Axemen)

Equites Dalmatae (fomerly Equites Auxilia Limitanei)

Equites Promoti (formerly Koursores)

Koursores (formerly Hippo toxotai)

Defensores (formerly Cataphracti)



And a Special Gold Star goes to scoffey2 for being the brains behind this project
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+Holy+ War Pig Jul 14, 2019 @ 2:09pm 
cool!
scoffey2  [author] Jul 14, 2019 @ 11:14am 
Yes, you are absolutely right, Promachoi would be the Greek version. Any names mod in the sixth century will always end up with a mash-up of Greek and Latin names, because both were used. We chose Latin names mostly, since they may be more familiar to most players, were still officially used by the ERE army, and because Justinian was one of the last big fans of Latin in the ERE.
Evangelos Seleucos Jul 13, 2019 @ 11:56pm 
Promachoi (Greek- Πρόμαχοι) Latin- Antesignani :)