Lōch'age, n.
(lŏk'ēj), n. [Gr. λοχαγός, from λόχος, a body of soldiers, and ἄγειν, to lead; Fr. lochague.] (Gr. Antiq.) An officer who commanded a cohort, the number of men in which is not certainly known. Mitford.
(lŏk'ēj), n. [Gr. λοχαγός, from λόχος, a body of soldiers, and ἄγειν, to lead; Fr. lochague.] (Gr. Antiq.) An officer who commanded a cohort, the number of men in which is not certainly known. Mitford.