Emperor Augustus Caesar Had Expansion Of The Roman Empire On His Mind In 27bce.

This can be seen be the placement of his imperial legio’s, with 6 legio’s assigned to the Rhine Frontier (Gallia Belgica and Gallia Lugdunensis) to expand into Germanica and to halt the incursions of Germania Tribes into Gallica.
7 legio’s assigned to the Hispania provincia’s to pacify the Celtic-Iberian Tribes and finally make the Iberian peninsula into peacefully Roman provincias.
5 legio’s in the provincia of Illyricum.
By 14ce, before the death of Emperor Augustus Caesar, once again the historical records show that the legio’s garrisons had changed.

~ AUGUSTUS CAESAR'S IMPERIAL LEGIOS ~ 726AUC, 27bce

~ Serving on the Rhine Frontier (VI/06) ~
I Germanica - (1st Germanica Legio)
XVI Gallica - (16th Gallica Legio)
XVII - (17th Legio)
XVIII - (18th Legio)
XIX - (19th Legio)
XXI Rapax - (21st Rapax Legio)

~ Serving in the Hispania provincias (VII/07) ~
II Augusta - (2nd Augusta Legio)
IV Macedonica - (4th Macedonica Legio)
VI Victrix - (6th Victrix Legio)
V Alaudae - (5th Alaudae Legio)
IX Hispana - (9th Hispana Legio)
X Geminia - (10th Geminia Legio)
XX - (20th Legio)

~ Serving in Africa Proconsularis provincia (I/01) ~
III Augusta - (3rd Augusta Legio)

~ Serving in Aegypt provincia (II/02) ~
III Cyrenaica - (3rd Cyrenaica Legio)
XII Fulminata - (12th Fulminata Legio)

~ Serving in Syria provincia (II/02) ~
III Gallica - (3rd Gallic Legio)
VI Ferrata - (6th Ferrata Legio)

~ Serving in Macedonia provincia (III/03)~
IV Scythica - (4th Scythica Legio)
V Macedonica - (5th Macedonica Legio)
X Fretensis - (10th Fretensis Legio)

~ Serving in Illyricum provincia (V/05) ~
VIII Augusta - (8th Augusta Legio)
XI - (11th Legio)
XIII Geminia - (13th Geminia Legio)
XIV Geminia - (14th Geminia Legio)
XV Apollinaris - (15th Apollinaris Legio)

~ Serving in Galatia client kingdom (I/01) ~
VII Galatia - (7th Galatia Legio)

~ Serving in Cilicia provincia (I/01) ~
XXII Deiotariana - (22nd Deiotariana Legio)

The next timeline will be 14ce progressing until 395ce.

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