In AD 17, what was the honor Germanicus received in Rome?
A statue
A golden crown
A triumph
The title of Augustus
Answer
A triumph was a victory parade that honored a Roman general who had won a major battle. Germanicus was awarded a triumph in Rome in AD 17 after his successful campaigns against the Germanic tribes in northern Europe. The triumph was a great honor, and it allowed Germanicus to display his military achievements to the people of Rome.
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