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 1 T-III|      this house earned unending triumph,~or because it’s loved by
 2  T-IV|     Book TIV.II:1-74 Tiberius’s Triumph~ ~Savage Germany, defeated,
 3  T-IV|       will be able to watch the triumph,~and read the names of leaders
 4  T-IV|         chant: ‘Hurrah, for the triumph’ in loud voices.~Often you’
 5  T-IV|       for.~He’ll tell of a late triumph, already out of date,~still
 6   T-V| Capaneus, had entered Thebes in triumph,~perhaps Evadne would have
 7   ExI|         I:68 To Germanicus: The Triumph~ ~The news of Caesar’s triumph
 8   ExI|  Triumph~ ~The news of Caesar’s triumph has reached this place~as
 9   ExI|          I’ve seen the glorious triumph.~Your report told me how
10   ExI|        peace.~I’ll tell of that triumph also perhaps in verse~if
11   ExI|      Request~ ~Then there’s the triumph over Paeonia, there are~
12   ExI|        those allowed to see the triumph,~and savour the general’
13   ExI|    Lately, when news of a great triumph arrived,~I dared to undertake
14 ExIII|        we wish is near,~and the triumph has filled everyone with
15 ExIII|       Rufinus: His Poem On The ‘Triumph’~ ~Ovid sends these words,
16 ExIII|      asks you, to befriend his ‘Triumph’ ~if, that is, it has reached
17 ExIII|         in writing of the great triumph,~and I suspect people have
18 ExIII|        the weight~of so great a triumph on their disparate wheels.~
19 ExIII|         use now:~since a second triumph’s near, concerning you,
20 ExIII|       retinue and chariot~for a triumph? Already war allows you
21   Ind|         Carracci’s fresco – The triumph of Bacchus and Ariadne –
22   Ind|         in Tiberius’s Pannonian triumph.~ ~Battiades~Callimachus
23   Ind|         in Tiberius’s Pannonian triumph in October AD12. Ovid prophesies
24   Ind|         Ovid prophesies a later triumph for him, which did in fact
25   Ind| Jugurtha in Numidia, and held a triumph in 104BC. ~ ~Julia (1)~The
26   Ind| Jugurtha in Numidia, and held a triumph in 104BC. He defeated the
27   Ind|   Actium in 31. He celebrated a triumph as proconsul of Gaul in
28   Ind|         of Tiberius’s Pannonian triumph of October AD12, so we are
29   Ind|      decked with garlands for a triumph.~ ~Palicus~The sons of Jupiter
30   Ind|       Ovid anticipates a German Triumph, either of Germanicus or
31   Ind|         ornaments of Tiberius’s triumph.~Book EIV.IV:1-50 The Curia
32   Ind|      Wars, shared in Tiberius’s triumph of AD12 and later became
33   Ind|      Climbed by the victor in a triumph.~Book EII.II:39-74 Augustus
34   Ind|   limited success. His eventual triumph was for the Pannonian campaign
35   Ind|    Germany, and anticipates the triumph of Germanicus’s war, and
36   Ind|         of Tiberius’s Pannonian triumph see above. Tiberius’s offerings
37   Ind|       involved in the pannonian Triumph, attended by the brothers
38   Ind|     anticipates a second German triumph for Tiberius.~Book EIV.IX:
39   Ind|     which Messalla celebrated a triumph in 27. His lovers were named