- A
triumphal arch is a free-standing
monumental structure in the
shape of an
archway with one or more
arched p****ageways,
often designed to span a road...
-
Roman triumphal honours (Latin:
insignia or
ornamenta triumphalia)
denotes honours awarded during the
Roman Empire to a
victorious general in lieu of...
- The Acta
Triumphorum or Triumphalia,
better known as the
Fasti Triumphales, or
Triumphal Fasti, is a
calendar of
Roman magistrates honoured with a celebratory...
- the
general wore a
crown of
laurel and an all-purple, gold-embroidered
triumphal toga
picta ("painted" toga),
regalia that
identified him as near-divine...
- A
triumphal march is a
musical form
generally reflecting a triumph,
victory or
great joy. Many
composers have
written a
triumphal march, with
maybe the...
- The
Triumphal Procession (in German, Triumphzug) or
Triumphs of
Maximilian is a
monumental 16th-century
series of
woodcut prints by
several artists, commissioned...
- A
triumphal entry is a
ceremonial entry by a person,
often into a city.
Roman triumph,
awarded to
successful generals in
Ancient Rome
Triumphal entry...
- A
victory column, or
monumental column or
triumphal column, is a
monument in the form of a column,
erected in
memory of a
heroic commemoration, including...
- In the
Roman Empire of the 4th century, the Ludi
Triumphales ("
Triumphal Games") were
games (ludi) held
annually September 18–22 to
commemorate the victory...
- The Arch of
Constantine (Italian: Arco di Costantino) is a
triumphal arch in Rome
dedicated to the
emperor Constantine the Great. The arch was commissioned...
