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Legio I
Adiutrix (lit.
First Legion "Rescuer"), was a
legion of the
Imperial Roman army
founded in AD 68,
probably by Nero or
Galba when he
rebelled against...
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Legio II
Adiutrix ("Second Legion, the Rescuer") was a
legion of the
Imperial Roman army
founded in AD 70 by the
emperor Vespasian (r. 69–79), originally...
- Otho's I
Adiutrix legion,
recently raised from the
marines of
classis Ravennas at Ravenna,
clashed with Vitellius'
veteran Rapax. The
Adiutrix acquitted...
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classiarius or
classicus added. The
Roman Navy's two
fleet legions, I
Adiutrix and II
Adiutrix, were
among the
first distinct naval infantry units. The first...
- (Trachemys
adiutrix), also
commonly known as the
Brazilian slider, or Carvalho's slider, is a
species of
turtle in the
family Emydidae.
Trachemys adiutrix is...
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centurion of the
Sixth Legion Ferrata, also
centurion of the
Second Legion Adiutrix, also
centurion of the
Fifth Legion Macedonica, also
chief centurion of...
- Rapax, and the
recently levied II
Adiutrix were
immediately sent to Germania. Additionally, the
legions I
Adiutrix and VI
Victrix were
summoned from Hispania...
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presumably during the
summer of 106, with the parti****tion of the
legions II
Adiutrix and IV
Flavia Felix and a
detachment (vexillatio) from VI Ferrata. The...
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legions were also sent east: I
Minervia from Bonn in
Upper Germany, II
Adiutrix from Aquin****, and V
Macedonica from Troesmis. The
northern frontiers were...
- York
around c. 71 AD.
Lindum was then
garrisoned by the
Second Legion Adiutrix,
which then went on to
Chester in 77–78 AD.
Probably under the
reign of...
