The Burgundi differed from other contemporary Germans such as the Franks and the Suevi in their preference for the use of light javelins instead of heavier throwing spears. In 436 their invasion of Roman territory in Gaul was crushed by the Huns at Roman instigation, and they were then settled in eastern Gaul as foederati. Their kingdom there was conquered and absorbed by the Franks in 534, but the Franks sent a Burgundian army to help the Ostrogoths in Italy in 539. The Limigantes were slave subjects of the Sarmatians, but rebelled against them in 334; and then became a predatory nuisance on the Roman’s Danube frontier until destroyed by the army of Constantius II in 359 AD. Like the Burgundi, they used javelins and fought in close wedge, but their cavalry were light skirmishers. Reference: Armies and Enemies of Imperial Rome P. Barker.
— Army of the Burgundi 250 AD - 534 AD
II/64 — MIDDLE IMPERIAL ROMAN 193 AD - 324 AD
II/72 — EARLY FRANKISH, ALAMANNIC, SUEVI, QUADI, RUGIAN & TURCILINGI 250 AD - 496 AD , 506 AD , 406 AD , 584 AD , 487 AD & 493 AD
II/78 — LATE IMPERIAL ROMAN 307 AD - 408 AD
II/80 — HUNNIC 356 AD - 570 AD
II/81 — SUB-ROMAN BRITISH 407 AD - 1034 AD
II/82 — PATRICIAN ROMAN 408 AD - 493 AD
III/3 — ITALIAN OSTROGOTHIC 493 AD - 561 AD
III/5 — MIDDLE FRANKISH 496 AD - 639 AD
— Army of the Limigantes 334 AD - 359 AD
II/26 — SIRACAE, IAZYGES & LATER RHOXOLANI SARMATIAN 310 BC - 375 AD
II/78 — LATE IMPERIAL ROMAN 307 AD - 408 AD