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Meaning of sagum
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sagum (n.)
The military cloak of the Roman soldiers.
sagum Sentence Examples
- The Roman legionnaires marched through the forest, their sagging sagums weighing them down.
- The defeated general stripped off his sagum and surrendered to the victorious army.
- The farmer used a sagum to wrap up his tools and protect them from the rain.
- The traveler's sagum was torn and faded, a testament to his long journey.
- The merchant carried his wares in a large sagum, slung over his shoulder.
- The centurion's sagum was adorned with a golden clasp, signifying his rank.
- The legionnaires' sagums were made of coarse wool, offering little warmth against the cold.
- The slave crouched in the corner, his sagum providing meager cover from the elements.
- The sagum served as both a cloak and a bedroll for the weary traveler.
- The soldiers used their sagums to create a makeshift shelter, protecting them from the harsh wind and rain.
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The military cloak of the Roman soldiers.
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The Roman legionnaires marched through the forest, their sagging sagums weighing them down.
The defeated general stripped off his sagum and surrendered to the victorious army.
The farmer used a sagum to wrap up his tools and protect them from the rain.
The traveler's sagum was torn and faded, a testament to his long journey.
