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Some soldiers in the early Roman army rode to the battlefield, dismounted, and then fought on foot. Did the later Roman army ever develop a cavalry?

Some soldiers in the early Roman army rode to the battlefield, dismounted, and then fought on foot. Did the later Roman army ever develop a cavalry?
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some soldiers in the early Roman army rode to the battlefield, dismounted, and then fought on foot. Did the later Roman army ever develop a cavalry?

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Of course Did they had to because they went against lots of strong army's
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