What did the Triumphal Arch represent to the Romans?
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The first recorded Roman triumphal arches were set up in the time of the Roman Republic. Generals who were granted a triumph were termed triumphators and would erect fornices or honorific arches bearing statues to commemorate their victories. A number of fornices were built in Rome during the Republican era.
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➡️Triumphal arches spanned roads or passageways, and were highly decorated with sculpture and commemorative inscriptions. In the aggressive and warlike culture of the Roman Empire, the arches represented conquest and power.
➡️Triumphal arches spanned roads or passageways, and were highly decorated with sculpture and commemorative inscriptions. In the aggressive and warlike culture of the Roman Empire, the arches represented conquest and power.
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