companionship Copy link Outline 1. sŏdālĭtas (i. e. the intimacy of sodales2. contŭbernium (prop. of soldiers making use of the same tent hence generally of persons living under one roof, or associating together) • companionship: 1. sŏdālĭtas (i. e. the intimacy of sodales: v. companion, II.): c. and intimacy, s. familiaritasque, Cic. (The form sodalicium is less usual, but is found in Catull. and Val. Max.) 2. contŭbernium (prop. of soldiers making use of the same tent hence generally of persons living under one roof, or associating together): cf. Suet. Aug. 89; Cal. 10: and Plin. Ep. 10, 94 (95.) Phr.: to enjoy the c. of anyone, aliquo familiariter uti, alicujus lateri adjungi, etc.: v. companion (fin.)
COMPANIONSHIP Copy link • COMPANIONSHIPConnexion among comrades: contubernium: commilitium: sodalitas or sodalitium: condiscipulatus [SYN. in COMPANION]. Body of companions: sodalitas; sodales, etc., the plur., of the words under COMPANION: Vid: also, SOCIETY.