Editing Princeps (section)

== Roman military ==
* See [[Principes]] (legionary heavy infantry soldier)
* [[centurion|centurio(n)]] in command of a unit or administrative office.
* ''Princeps ordinarius vexillationis'': centurion in command of a ''[[vexillatio]]'' (detachment).
* ''Princeps peregrinorum'' ("commander of the foreigners"): centurion in charge of troops in the ''castra peregrina'' (military base at Rome for personnel seconded from the provincial armies)
* ''Princeps prior'': Centurion commanding a ''manipulus'' (unit of two centuries) of ''principes'' (legionary heavy infantry).
* ''Princeps posterior'': deputy to the Princeps prior
* ''Princeps praetorii'' : centurion attached to headquarters.
 
''Princeps'' was also used as the second part of various other military titles, such as ''[[Decurio]] princeps'', Signifer princeps (among the standard-bearers). See also Principalis (as in ''[[Optio]] principalis''): NCO.