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The title granted to the commander of a field army in the 4th century AD as used in titles, such as: - comes domesticorum - a commander of the household troops. - comes domesticorum equitum - a count of the household cavalry. A Byzantine guard cavalry commander. - comes rei militaris - a count of military affairs. A Byzantine military commander. Also used for companion as in friend of the emperor. Also used for elite cavalryman.
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Companion'. A - friend of the emperor. B - late Roman army commander C - elite cavalryman.
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