stillagium

stillagium [2 stillare+-agium], placing or stowing of casks in rack or other supporting structure in ship, (also) cost incurred for such stowing or for provision of such racks, ‘stillage’. 1282 pro bordis ad navem, clavis, et ~io doleorum iiij s. xj d. ob. KR Ac 4/3; 1290 pro bermannag', portag', stillag', et aliis diversis expensis factis pro vinis, frumento, et alio toto stauro predicto ponendo in navi apud Gernemutam (AcWardr) Chanc. Misc. 4/5 f. 9; 1305 in cariagio, portagio, batellagio, cirelagio, bermenagio, ~io, et aliis minutis necessariis circa predicta vina MinAc W. Wales 404; 1306 pro ‥ ~io vinorum in navibus, clavis et lathis pro eisdem stillandis ‥ KR Ac 369/11 f. 73; 1313 pro ‥ wyndagio, stowagio, ~io, et roumagio eorundem [vinorum] in navibus Ib. 375/8 f. 46d.; 1315 in ~io ‥ vinorum Doc. Ir. 330; 1333 pro rumag' et stillag' eorundem [doleorum] in navi KR Ac 78/11 m. 3; 1339 pro wyndag' cujuslibet dolii ij d. et pro stillag' j d. ob. MinAc 816/11 m. 15.

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