Triplici Invectus Triumpho

The concept of triumph in Roman society occupied a central space in matters of identity, the display of power, and the forming of collective memory. While research thus far has focused on the time of the Republic, this volume studies the developments during and after the Augustean period. The study's emphasis is on the triumph ritual itself and its political significance, as well as on its representation in art and literature and its resulting transformation. German text.