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Reading their description is generally the best way to find that out. Some even have "elite" in their names.
Sadly, you can't view the units' morale in-game. To see that you need to open the export_descr_unit file located in RTW-folder\EB\Data. AFAIK the morale bonuses from buildings are bugged (uncurable for the EB team, I might add) and either don't give morale bonuses at all, or only to the units fighting in that city (as in defending a siege assault). This doesn't make that type of temples useless, since they tend to enable traits for your generals/governors there that raise morale instead.
No. I don't know the exact reasons for this; it could be that only the primary weapon's stats are shown, and their secondary weapon is the AP one. It could be (which is my belief) that the unit card can only show x specs, and the unit has x+y (where y > 0) specs, and the AP trait is left out. Or it can be both, both + some other reason, or some completely different reason that I simply don't know of. Bottom line is, though, that a unit with AP doesn't always have it shown in the unit card. Once again it's safest to turn to the unit description and remembering that axes and maces are generally AP, as are slingshots.
Oh, that must be some eastern faction. Sauromatae? Pahlava? Saka Rauka? Hayasdan? I don't hang around there much (my naked guys only want one stick hanging from their bodies, and that area tend to interfere with that goal), so I can't say for sure. Some might even argue for the Greek Somatophylakes Strategaou for their nicely balanced armour:mobility ratio; all those I've mentioned above, though, are excellent choices as far as cavalry generals goes.
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