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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;PMONNEY, post: 2924634, member: 82829&quot;]The famous triumphal parades through the city, that celebrated Rome&#039;s greatest victories against its enemies, were meant as the highest honor bestowed upon a victorious general.This quasi religious ritual was adopted from the early days of the Republic and during the Empire. Naturally this honor was the reflected coins of by triumphant generals and their proud descendant moneyers. During the Empire, several emperors claimed their right to triumph and were represented on their quadriges, pulled by horses or even elephants. These coins are historically interesting, please show yours.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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