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- A female adjutor.
1969, Gladys May Durant, Britain, Rome’s Most Northerly Province: A History of Roman Britain, A.D.43–A.D.450, page 32:This was the Second Adjutrix — to be distinguished from the Second which had played its part in the early advance under Vespasian in the days of Aulus Plautius, which was the Second Augusta.