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 1 6 |   denying him the honour of a triumph. Nor was the triumph sooner
 2 6 |     of a triumph. Nor was the triumph sooner passed than they
 3 9 |    the senate, triumphed. The triumph was in magnificence, opulence,
 4 21|       home, to illustrate his triumph, and adorn the city, carried
 5 21|       and lead processions of triumph, not only over men, but
 6 23|    war in Sicily, and a third triumph would be looked upon with
 7 23|  observed betwixt ovation and triumph did not depend upon the
 8 23|    led that martial, terrible triumph, and, as the ordinary custom
 9 23|      for commanders, in their triumph, to immolate an ox, but
10 25| against Hannibal, to turn his triumph into sadness. On these letters