According to the Florentine statute, the creditor of any Commune or of any Universitas (corporation) might proceed against it, sicut procedi potest contra alias singulares personas debitrices, in persona.
The analogy of the Equites Singulares also suggests that we may include the bucinator and tubicen among the immunes of the ala,[100] and we have also to add the medicus, whose somewhat exceptional position is discussed later.
Further evidence on the recruiting-area of the auxilia during this period can be obtained from another source, the inscriptions of the Equites Singulares Imperatoris.
In determining the position of the holders of these posts among the immunes we are supported by the analogy of the Equites Singulares Imperatoris, a corps modelled upon and to a certain extent recruited from the auxiliary cavalry.
Equites Singulares quoted above suggests an average of three to a turma.
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