School dictionary of Greek and Roman antiquities . ersof white stone, upon which trophies wereplaced adorned with the spoils of the also raised trophies on the Pyre-nees after his victories in Spain; JuliusCaesar did the same near Ziela, after hisvictory over Pharnaces, and Drusus, nearthe Elbe, to commemorate his victory overthe Germans. Still, however, it was morecommon to erect some memorial of thevictory at Rome than on the field of trophies raised by Marius to comme-morate his victories over Jugurtha and theCimbri and Teutoni, which were cast downby Sulla, and rest


School dictionary of Greek and Roman antiquities . ersof white stone, upon which trophies wereplaced adorned with the spoils of the also raised trophies on the Pyre-nees after his victories in Spain; JuliusCaesar did the same near Ziela, after hisvictory over Pharnaces, and Drusus, nearthe Elbe, to commemorate his victory overthe Germans. Still, however, it was morecommon to erect some memorial of thevictory at Rome than on the field of trophies raised by Marius to comme-morate his victories over Jugurtha and theCimbri and Teutoni, which were cast downby Sulla, and restored by Julius Caesar,must have been in the city. In the latertimes of the republic, and under the empire,the erection of triumphal arches was themost common way of commemorating a TRUMPET. victory, many of which remain to the pre-sent clay. [Arcus.] The following cut contains a representa-tion of a tropaeum, which Victory is en-gaged in erecting. The conqueror standson the other side of the trophy, with hisl)rows encircled with laurel. TUBA. 391. TaorAEUM, TROPny. TROPHIES. [Tropaeum.] TROSSULI. [Equites, p. 157, a.] TROUSERS. [Braccae.] TRUA, dim. TRULLA (ropivv), de-rived from Tpvo}, rSpco, &c., to perforate; alarge and flat spoon or ladle, pierced withholes; a trowel. The annexed woodcutrepresents such a ladle.


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