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Legio VI Victrix was stationed for a very long period in Spain, earning it the title Hispaniensis. It was posted to the province of Britannia in 119 AD, replacing Legio IX Hispana at Eboracum (York).

I am certain that York was never known as "home of the sixth legion" in Roman times, but it may have been given that name in modern times.

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Legio VI Victrix was stationed for a very long period in Spain, earning it the title Hispaniensis. It was posted to the province of Britannia in 119 AD, replacing Legio IX Hispana at Eboracum (York).

I am certain that York was never known as "home of the sixth legion" in Roman times, but it may have been given that name in modern times.

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IX-IX-IX or VIIII-VIIII-VIIII

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Mi Gente Hispana Magazine was created in 2006.

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Legio I Parthica was created in 197.

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Legio Maria was created in 1962.

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