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laurel wreath
(redirected from Laurel crown)

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laurel wreath
ancient award for victory. [Western Cult.: Brewer Dictionary]
See : Prize

laurel wreath
traditional symbol of victory, recognition, and reward. [Gk. and Rom. Hist.: Jobes, 374]
See : Victory


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He was a military leader turned dictator who had such a complex about his receding hairline that he perfected the Roman comb-over and liked laurel crowns that disguised his bald patch.
Mazzotta's essay evaluates Petrarch's Collatio Laureationis, his 1341 speech when he received the laurel crown in Rome.
It can be difficult to take a druid too seriously, especially when he's all kitted up in laurel crown and his grandmother's favourite bedgown, and plenty of spurious claptrap has drifted from the druidic Logan stone into the ethereal never-never land over the years.
 
 
 
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