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			"id":"19",
			"name":"Triumphal chariot",
			"wikipediaName":"Roman triumph",
			"zoomer":"Triumph",
			"description":"The triumph was a procession through the streets of Rome that marked a military victory. The quadrida (four-horse chariot) in which the emperor or victorious general rode appears on coins as a symbol of a successful military campaign. The quadriga and biga (two-horse chariot) are particularly common on Roman Republican coins, although not always associated with the triumph. Triumphal images occur most frequently on the coinage of the early emperors. ",
			"image":"Triumph.jpg",
			"updated":"2005-01-16 23:54:54",
			"type":"symbol",
			"attrib1":null,
			"attrib2":null,
			"attrib3":null,
			"greek":null,
			"updatedBy":"0",
			"created":"0000-00-00 00:00:00",
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		}
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