ARUN.

_Somagia_ (Vol. ii., p. 120.).--This is the plural of "somagium,"

"summagium," and means "horse-loads." It is a word frequently found in

documents relating to agrarian matters, and may signify the load packed

upon the horse's back (whence the name "sumpter-horse"), or in a cart

drawn by a horse. MR. SANSOM will find a full explanation of the

derivatives of its root, "sagma," at p. 50., vol. vii., of Ducange.

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