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The cunei equitum represent an important feature of the limitanean military apparatus along the danubian provinces. The Notitia Dignitatum lists 13 units of cunei in the western duchies: 6 in Pannonia II,5 in Valeria, 2 in Pannonia I. The same document lists 31 cunei in the eastern duchies: 7 in Scythia, 7 in Moesia II, 8 in Moesia land 9 in Dacia Ripensis.
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