Socĭus

Socĭus

Socĭus (lat.), 1) Theilnehmer, Verbündeter, Genoß; 2) der mit Anderen an einer Arbeit Theil nimmt; bes. hießen Socii navales die Bemannung auf einem Schiffe, die Ruderer u. die Matrosen im Gegensatze zu den Schiffssoldaten; 3) Bundesgenoß; über die verschiedenen Arten derselben bei den Römern, s.u. Auxilia 1), Bundesgenossen u. Rom S. 267; 4) Mitglied einer Societas, s.d.; 5) Mitglied der Societas Jesu, s. Jesuiten.


Pierer's Lexicon. 1857–1865.

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