Signum roman hi-res stock photography and images

Triumphal eagle with a laurel wreath. A standard or signum of a Roman legion. In nicolo. Aquila Trionfale. In niccolo. Copperplate engraving by Giovanni Battista Galestruzzi after Leonardo Agostini from Gemmae et Sculpturae Antiquae Depicti ab Leonardo Augustino Senesi, Abraham Blooteling, Amsterdam, 1685. Stock Photo

RM2JP1CD2–Triumphal eagle with a laurel wreath. A standard or signum of a Roman legion. In nicolo. Aquila Trionfale. In niccolo. Copperplate engraving by Giovanni Battista Galestruzzi after Leonardo Agostini from Gemmae et Sculpturae Antiquae Depicti ab Leonardo Augustino Senesi, Abraham Blooteling, Amsterdam, 1685.

Roman empire. Legions. Aquilifer and signifer. Engraving. Color. 19th century. Stock Photo

RM2BCNN47–Roman empire. Legions. Aquilifer and signifer. Engraving. Color. 19th century.

Roman tribune in military uniform, ancient Rome. Wearing a lorica musculata or breastplate, paludamentum cloak, tunic, short trousers or sagulum gregale, and caligae hobnail sandals. Seated on a stool in a military tent with fasces, signum, shield. Tribun Militaire chez les Romains. Handcoloured copperplate drawn and engraved by L. Labrousse, artist of Bordeaux, under the direction of Jacques Grasset de Saint-Sauveur from his L’antique Rome, ou description historique et pittoresque, Ancient Rome, or historical and picturesque description, Chez Deroy, Paris, 1796. Stock Photo

RM2J2N267–Roman tribune in military uniform, ancient Rome. Wearing a lorica musculata or breastplate, paludamentum cloak, tunic, short trousers or sagulum gregale, and caligae hobnail sandals. Seated on a stool in a military tent with fasces, signum, shield. Tribun Militaire chez les Romains. Handcoloured copperplate drawn and engraved by L. Labrousse, artist of Bordeaux, under the direction of Jacques Grasset de Saint-Sauveur from his L’antique Rome, ou description historique et pittoresque, Ancient Rome, or historical and picturesque description, Chez Deroy, Paris, 1796.

Signum, military standard used by Roman legions. Caceres el Viejo Roman Camp, Extremadura, Spain Stock Photo

RF2E7FNMK–Signum, military standard used by Roman legions. Caceres el Viejo Roman Camp, Extremadura, Spain

Roman standard bearer or signifer with the cohort's standard. Legoinary in crested helmet, breastplate, armour, shield or scutus, spear or hasta, standard or signum with its point in the ground. In onyx. Soldato Signifero. In onice. Copperplate engraving by Giovanni Battista Galestruzzi after Leonardo Agostini from Gemmae et Sculpturae Antiquae Depicti ab Leonardo Augustino Senesi, Abraham Blooteling, Amsterdam, 1685. Stock Photo

RM2JP1C8Y–Roman standard bearer or signifer with the cohort's standard. Legoinary in crested helmet, breastplate, armour, shield or scutus, spear or hasta, standard or signum with its point in the ground. In onyx. Soldato Signifero. In onice. Copperplate engraving by Giovanni Battista Galestruzzi after Leonardo Agostini from Gemmae et Sculpturae Antiquae Depicti ab Leonardo Augustino Senesi, Abraham Blooteling, Amsterdam, 1685.

RMPXGY0K–Roman standard bearers

The dubious death by poisoning of Germanicus Julius Caesar in Seleucia, AD 19. On his deathbed surrounded by his wife Agrippina the Elder, children, and his soldiers in a room decorated with signums and a triumphal mural. Germanicus was a popular and prominent Roman general, known for his campaigns in Germania. Mort de Germanicus. Copperplate engraving by Martin Pöltzel from Professor Joseph Rudolf Zappe’s Gemalde aus der romischen Geschichte, Pictures of Roman History, Joseph Schalbacher, Vienna, 1800. German edition of Abbe Claude Francois Xavier Millot’s Abrege de l’Histoire Romaine. Stock Photo

RM2HWPT47–The dubious death by poisoning of Germanicus Julius Caesar in Seleucia, AD 19. On his deathbed surrounded by his wife Agrippina the Elder, children, and his soldiers in a room decorated with signums and a triumphal mural. Germanicus was a popular and prominent Roman general, known for his campaigns in Germania. Mort de Germanicus. Copperplate engraving by Martin Pöltzel from Professor Joseph Rudolf Zappe’s Gemalde aus der romischen Geschichte, Pictures of Roman History, Joseph Schalbacher, Vienna, 1800. German edition of Abbe Claude Francois Xavier Millot’s Abrege de l’Histoire Romaine.

Roman victor thanking the army. Engraving. (Later colouration) Stock Photo

RMDF59M3–Roman victor thanking the army. Engraving. (Later colouration)

Costume of a quaestor or treasury official, ancient Rome. In toga, tunic and sandals, in a room with military shield or ancilia, signum, aquila or eagle standard, and other treasures. Questeur. Handcoloured copperplate drawn and engraved by L. Labrousse, artist of Bordeaux, under the direction of Jacques Grasset de Saint-Sauveur from his L’antique Rome, ou description historique et pittoresque, Ancient Rome, or historical and picturesque description, Chez Deroy, Paris, 1796. Stock Photo

RM2J2N23Y–Costume of a quaestor or treasury official, ancient Rome. In toga, tunic and sandals, in a room with military shield or ancilia, signum, aquila or eagle standard, and other treasures. Questeur. Handcoloured copperplate drawn and engraved by L. Labrousse, artist of Bordeaux, under the direction of Jacques Grasset de Saint-Sauveur from his L’antique Rome, ou description historique et pittoresque, Ancient Rome, or historical and picturesque description, Chez Deroy, Paris, 1796.

Roman army standards / vexillum and weapons detail. Re-enactment Stock Photo

RMC6G8DH–Roman army standards / vexillum and weapons detail. Re-enactment

England, Richborough. Roman castle, Rutupiae. Living history re-enactment. Legion standard, Signum or signa Romanum for COH III. Stock Photo

RMF5D30X–England, Richborough. Roman castle, Rutupiae. Living history re-enactment. Legion standard, Signum or signa Romanum for COH III.

Roman military aquilifer or signifer (standard-bearer) with the aqulia or signum (standard) of the legion, trumpeter and horn player, all wearing lion heads and carrying swords (gladius). Handcolored copperplate engraving from Robert von Spalart's 'Historical Picture of the Costumes of the Principal People of Antiquity and of the Middle Ages' (1798). Stock Photo

RMP56040–Roman military aquilifer or signifer (standard-bearer) with the aqulia or signum (standard) of the legion, trumpeter and horn player, all wearing lion heads and carrying swords (gladius). Handcolored copperplate engraving from Robert von Spalart's 'Historical Picture of the Costumes of the Principal People of Antiquity and of the Middle Ages' (1798).

Signature of Charlemagne: Signum + Caroli Gloriosissimi Regis (Latin meaning: “Seal of the Most Glorious King Carolus”). Charlemagne, or Charles the Great, was the emperor of the West (800–814) and the king of the Franks (768–814). A.D. 800, he restored Leo III to the papal seat and was crowned emperor by Leo on Christmas Day. Stock Photo

RF2CR4Y72–Signature of Charlemagne: Signum + Caroli Gloriosissimi Regis (Latin meaning: “Seal of the Most Glorious King Carolus”). Charlemagne, or Charles the Great, was the emperor of the West (800–814) and the king of the Franks (768–814). A.D. 800, he restored Leo III to the papal seat and was crowned emperor by Leo on Christmas Day.

Bronze spear standard or signum in the shape of a hand manus with rings and bracelets. Symbol of a cohort or squad within a Roman legion. In the collection of Marquis Alessandro Gregorio Capponi. Hasta Militaris. Ex aere. Copperplate engraving from Francesco Valesio, Antonio Gori and Ridolfino Venuti’s Academia Etrusca, Museum Cortonense in quo Vetera Monumenta, (Etruscan Academy or Museum of Cortona), Faustus Amideus, Rome, 1750. Stock Photo

RM2R59YAF–Bronze spear standard or signum in the shape of a hand manus with rings and bracelets. Symbol of a cohort or squad within a Roman legion. In the collection of Marquis Alessandro Gregorio Capponi. Hasta Militaris. Ex aere. Copperplate engraving from Francesco Valesio, Antonio Gori and Ridolfino Venuti’s Academia Etrusca, Museum Cortonense in quo Vetera Monumenta, (Etruscan Academy or Museum of Cortona), Faustus Amideus, Rome, 1750.

Roman infantry drawing. Centurion and signifer. Roman legionaries. Stock Photo

RFRNTPJ9–Roman infantry drawing. Centurion and signifer. Roman legionaries.

Triumphal chariot from the Arch of Titus 1, Roman standard or signum in the Capitol 2, monument with urn and bull found in Tivoli 3, and unguentarium or ointment bowl found in a vineyard outside the Porta San Lorenzo 4. Copperplate engraving by Domenico Pronti from his own New Collection Representing Religious, Civil and Military Costumes of the Ancient Egyptians, Etruscans, Greeks and Romans, Nuova Raccolta Rappresentante I Costumi Religiosi Civili e Militari, Rome, 1805. Stock Photo

RM2K482P6–Triumphal chariot from the Arch of Titus 1, Roman standard or signum in the Capitol 2, monument with urn and bull found in Tivoli 3, and unguentarium or ointment bowl found in a vineyard outside the Porta San Lorenzo 4. Copperplate engraving by Domenico Pronti from his own New Collection Representing Religious, Civil and Military Costumes of the Ancient Egyptians, Etruscans, Greeks and Romans, Nuova Raccolta Rappresentante I Costumi Religiosi Civili e Militari, Rome, 1805.

Ermine Street Guard display at Segontium Roman Fort, Caernarfon. Standard Bearers and Cornicen, preceeding Centurion, followd by Legionaries Stock Photo

RM2PWEAAX–Ermine Street Guard display at Segontium Roman Fort, Caernarfon. Standard Bearers and Cornicen, preceeding Centurion, followd by Legionaries

Signum of Henry II., from a document from the year 1016 / Signum von Heinrich II., auf einer Urkunde von 1016 Stock Photo

RFT0ERW9–Signum of Henry II., from a document from the year 1016 / Signum von Heinrich II., auf einer Urkunde von 1016

Joseph II, Holy Roman Emperor, Jakob Merz, 1806 - 1807, Graphic Art, Copper Engraving, Paper, Color, Printer's ink, Copper engraving, Printet, Height (plate size) 613 mm, Height (paper size) 675 mm, Width (plate size) 728 mm, Width (paper size) 792 mm, Fr. Zauner inv. et fec., J. Merz sc., Signum equeste aneum quod divo Josepho II Franciscus Rom et Austriae Imperator ex. fratre neposalteri parenti Vindobonae posoit MDCCCVI, Graphic Design, European, Modernity (1800 - 1914 Stock Photo

RM2T8F9C7–Joseph II, Holy Roman Emperor, Jakob Merz, 1806 - 1807, Graphic Art, Copper Engraving, Paper, Color, Printer's ink, Copper engraving, Printet, Height (plate size) 613 mm, Height (paper size) 675 mm, Width (plate size) 728 mm, Width (paper size) 792 mm, Fr. Zauner inv. et fec., J. Merz sc., Signum equeste aneum quod divo Josepho II Franciscus Rom et Austriae Imperator ex. fratre neposalteri parenti Vindobonae posoit MDCCCVI, Graphic Design, European, Modernity (1800 - 1914

sign of Conrad II, Conrad the Elder and Conrad the Salic, c. 990-1039, Emperor of the Holy Roman Empire Stock Photo

RM2AFE634–sign of Conrad II, Conrad the Elder and Conrad the Salic, c. 990-1039, Emperor of the Holy Roman Empire

VIENNA, AUSTIRA - OCTOBER 22, 2020: The dream of caesar Constaniene (in hoc signo vinces) on the stained glass in the Laurentiuskirche Stock Photo

RF2E1TNDY–VIENNA, AUSTIRA - OCTOBER 22, 2020: The dream of caesar Constaniene (in hoc signo vinces) on the stained glass in the Laurentiuskirche

Facsimile, sign of Conrad II, Conrad the Elder and Conrad the Salic, c. 990-1039, Emperor of the Holy Roman Empire Stock Photo

RMHYPX42–Facsimile, sign of Conrad II, Conrad the Elder and Conrad the Salic, c. 990-1039, Emperor of the Holy Roman Empire

RF2E7FNHY–Signum, military standard used by Roman legions. Caceres el Viejo Roman Camp, Extremadura, Spain

. Mexico, a history of its progress and development in one hundred years. in the fashion of a Roman signum, richly ornamented with emeralds and silver-work, the greatstandard of the republic of Tlaxcala. The common file wore no cov-ering except a girdle around theloins. Their bodies were paintedwith appropriate colors of the chief-tain whose banner they followed.The feather-mail of the higher classof warriors exhibited also a similarselection of colors for the like ob-ject, in the same manner as thecolors of the tartan indicate thepeculiar clan of the Highlander.The caciques and principal warr Stock Photo

RM2AG2GH7–. Mexico, a history of its progress and development in one hundred years. in the fashion of a Roman signum, richly ornamented with emeralds and silver-work, the greatstandard of the republic of Tlaxcala. The common file wore no cov-ering except a girdle around theloins. Their bodies were paintedwith appropriate colors of the chief-tain whose banner they followed.The feather-mail of the higher classof warriors exhibited also a similarselection of colors for the like ob-ject, in the same manner as thecolors of the tartan indicate thepeculiar clan of the Highlander.The caciques and principal warr

Signifer equipment or standard bearer of the Roman legions. These roman officers covered their helmets with wolf furs Stock Photo

RF2HFB0PN–Signifer equipment or standard bearer of the Roman legions. These roman officers covered their helmets with wolf furs

General Romans, standard bearers Stock Photo

RMPXGY0M–General Romans, standard bearers

RMJR3XE1–Historical Reenactment

ITALY - CIRCA 1937: stamp printed by Italy, shows Cross roman standards, circa 1937 Stock Photo

RF2H7G1WJ–ITALY - CIRCA 1937: stamp printed by Italy, shows Cross roman standards, circa 1937

Wight,Military,and,Heritage,Museum,Newport,Road,Isle of Wight,England,UK, Stock Photo

RM2T0WRBN–Wight,Military,and,Heritage,Museum,Newport,Road,Isle of Wight,England,UK,

England, Richborough Roman castle, Rutupiae. Living history re-enactment. Red Roman Legion standard flag, vexillum. LEG XIIII. Stock Photo

RMF5D310–England, Richborough Roman castle, Rutupiae. Living history re-enactment. Red Roman Legion standard flag, vexillum. LEG XIIII.

RM2T69WE4–Triumphal eagle with a laurel wreath. A standard or signum of a Roman legion. In nicolo. Aquila Trionfale. In niccolo. Copperplate engraving by Giovanni Battista Galestruzzi after Leonardo Agostini from Gemmae et Sculpturae Antiquae Depicti ab Leonardo Augustino Senesi, Abraham Blooteling, Amsterdam, 1685.

Roman shield or scutum in the Capitol among the trophies of Augustus 1, Greek helmet from a head of Achilles 2, Roman serpent military standard or signum from Trajan's Column 3, Etruscan cuirass from a terracotta bas-relief 4. Copperplate engraving by Domenico Pronti from his own New Collection Representing Religious, Civil and Military Costumes of the Ancient Egyptians, Etruscans, Greeks and Romans, Nuova Raccolta Rappresentante I Costumi Religiosi Civili e Militari, Rome, 1805. Stock Photo

RM2K482RD–Roman shield or scutum in the Capitol among the trophies of Augustus 1, Greek helmet from a head of Achilles 2, Roman serpent military standard or signum from Trajan's Column 3, Etruscan cuirass from a terracotta bas-relief 4. Copperplate engraving by Domenico Pronti from his own New Collection Representing Religious, Civil and Military Costumes of the Ancient Egyptians, Etruscans, Greeks and Romans, Nuova Raccolta Rappresentante I Costumi Religiosi Civili e Militari, Rome, 1805.

Signum of Otto the Great, from a document of the year 1016 / Signum von Otto der Große auf einer Urkunde aus dem Jahre 970 Stock Photo

RFT0ERWA–Signum of Otto the Great, from a document of the year 1016 / Signum von Otto der Große auf einer Urkunde aus dem Jahre 970

Facsimile, sign of Henry VI, Heinrich VI, 1165-1197, Holy Roman Emperor Stock Photo

RMHYPX51–Facsimile, sign of Henry VI, Heinrich VI, 1165-1197, Holy Roman Emperor

A dictionary of Greek and Roman antiquities.. . ; but not so the Greek,although the latter had a standard, the elevationof which served as a signal for joining battle,either by land (Polyaen. iii. 9. § 27 ; Corn. Nepos,xi. 2. § 2) or by sea. (Thucyd. i. 49.) A scarletflag ((poiuiKis) was sometimes used for this pur-pose. (Polyaen. i. 48. § 2.) [J. Y.]SIGNINUM OPUS. [Domtjs, p. 431, a.]SIGNUM, a division of the Roman legion.[Exercitus, p. 501, a.]SILENTIARII. [Praepositus.]SILICERNIUM. [Funus, p. 562, a.]SILIQUA. [Uncia.] SPMPULUM or SIMPUVIUM, was thename of a small cup used in sacrifices, by Stock Photo

RM2ANHYPY–A dictionary of Greek and Roman antiquities.. . ; but not so the Greek,although the latter had a standard, the elevationof which served as a signal for joining battle,either by land (Polyaen. iii. 9. § 27 ; Corn. Nepos,xi. 2. § 2) or by sea. (Thucyd. i. 49.) A scarletflag ((poiuiKis) was sometimes used for this pur-pose. (Polyaen. i. 48. § 2.) [J. Y.]SIGNINUM OPUS. [Domtjs, p. 431, a.]SIGNUM, a division of the Roman legion.[Exercitus, p. 501, a.]SILENTIARII. [Praepositus.]SILICERNIUM. [Funus, p. 562, a.]SILIQUA. [Uncia.] SPMPULUM or SIMPUVIUM, was thename of a small cup used in sacrifices, by

RF2HFB0PW–Signifer equipment or standard bearer of the Roman legions. These roman officers covered their helmets with wolf furs

RMJR3XE4–Historical Reenactment

RM2T0WRBY–Wight,Military,and,Heritage,Museum,Newport,Road,Isle of Wight,England,UK,

RMF5D30Y–England, Richborough Roman castle, Rutupiae. Living history re-enactment. Red Roman Legion standard flag, vexillum. LEG XIIII.

RM2T6CPJ9–Roman standard bearer or signifer with the cohort's standard. Legoinary in crested helmet, breastplate, armour, shield or scutus, spear or hasta, standard or signum with its point in the ground. In onyx. Soldato Signifero. In onice. Copperplate engraving by Giovanni Battista Galestruzzi after Leonardo Agostini from Gemmae et Sculpturae Antiquae Depicti ab Leonardo Augustino Senesi, Abraham Blooteling, Amsterdam, 1685.

Etruscan cuirass in the Museo Capitolino 1, leather armour worn by auriga or charioteer in the Roman circus 2, Roman Imperial helmet in bas-relief from the Medici gardens 3, Roman military standard or signum from Trajan's Column 4. Copperplate engraving by Domenico Pronti from his own New Collection Representing Religious, Civil and Military Costumes of the Ancient Egyptians, Etruscans, Greeks and Romans, Nuova Raccolta Rappresentante I Costumi Religiosi Civili e Militari, Rome, 1805. Stock Photo

RM2K482RB–Etruscan cuirass in the Museo Capitolino 1, leather armour worn by auriga or charioteer in the Roman circus 2, Roman Imperial helmet in bas-relief from the Medici gardens 3, Roman military standard or signum from Trajan's Column 4. Copperplate engraving by Domenico Pronti from his own New Collection Representing Religious, Civil and Military Costumes of the Ancient Egyptians, Etruscans, Greeks and Romans, Nuova Raccolta Rappresentante I Costumi Religiosi Civili e Militari, Rome, 1805.

Signum of Konrad II., from a document from the year 1031 / Das Signum von Konrad II., auf einer Urkunde aus Goslar von 1031 Stock Photo

RFT0ERWE–Signum of Konrad II., from a document from the year 1031 / Das Signum von Konrad II., auf einer Urkunde aus Goslar von 1031

Facsimile, sign of Henry III, 1016-1056, called the Black or the Pious, Holy Roman Emperor Stock Photo

RMHYPX4B–Facsimile, sign of Henry III, 1016-1056, called the Black or the Pious, Holy Roman Emperor

RM2AKR381–A dictionary of Greek and Roman antiquities.. . ) ; but not so the Greek,although the latter had a standard, the elevationof which served as a signal for joining battle,either by land (Polyaen. iii. 9. § 27 ; Corn. Nepos,xi. 2. § 2) or by sea. (Thucyd. i. 49.) A scarletflag {(poivLKis) was sometimes used for this pur-pose. (Polvaen. i. 48. § 2.) [J. Y.]SIGNINUM OPUS. [Domus, p. 431, a.]SIGNUM, a division of the Roman legion.[Exercitus, p. 501, a.]SILENTIARII. [Praepositus.]SILICERNIUM. [Funus, p. 562, a.]SILIQUA. [Uncia.] SIMPULUM or SIMPUVIUM, was thename of a small cup used in sacrifices, by

RF2HFB0RX–Signifer equipment or standard bearer of the Roman legions. These roman officers covered their helmets with wolf furs

Facsimile, sign of Otto IV, 1175-1218, Holy Roman Emperor Stock Photo

RMHYPX5Y–Facsimile, sign of Otto IV, 1175-1218, Holy Roman Emperor

Blue painted Chi Rho symbol painted over ceramic surface. One of the earliest forms of christogram Stock Photo

RF2R4WDYE–Blue painted Chi Rho symbol painted over ceramic surface. One of the earliest forms of christogram

Facsimile, sign of Henry II, Heinrich II., Saint Henry, 973-1024, Holy Roman Emperor Stock Photo

RMHYPX52–Facsimile, sign of Henry II, Heinrich II., Saint Henry, 973-1024, Holy Roman Emperor

RM2T69ADH–Bronze spear standard or signum in the shape of a hand manus with rings and bracelets. Symbol of a cohort or squad within a Roman legion. In the collection of Marquis Alessandro Gregorio Capponi. Hasta Militaris. Ex aere. Copperplate engraving from Francesco Valesio, Antonio Gori and Ridolfino Venutis Academia Etrusca, Museum Cortonense in quo Vetera Monumenta, (Etruscan Academy or Museum of Cortona), Faustus Amideus, Rome, 1750.

Terracotta showing the method of treading grapes for wine-making 1, Etruscan vase and candelabra with birds and snake 2, Roman military standard or signum from Trajan's Column 3, glass in the shape of a horn used by the Greeks and Romans 4, and tripod from the Vatican Museum 5. Copperplate engraving by Domenico Pronti from his own New Collection Representing Religious, Civil and Military Costumes of the Ancient Egyptians, Etruscans, Greeks and Romans, Nuova Raccolta Rappresentante I Costumi Religiosi Civili e Militari, Rome, 1805. Stock Photo

RM2K482NT–Terracotta showing the method of treading grapes for wine-making 1, Etruscan vase and candelabra with birds and snake 2, Roman military standard or signum from Trajan's Column 3, glass in the shape of a horn used by the Greeks and Romans 4, and tripod from the Vatican Museum 5. Copperplate engraving by Domenico Pronti from his own New Collection Representing Religious, Civil and Military Costumes of the Ancient Egyptians, Etruscans, Greeks and Romans, Nuova Raccolta Rappresentante I Costumi Religiosi Civili e Militari, Rome, 1805.

Signum of Carl the Great from a document from the year 790 / Unterschrift von Karl der Große auf einer Urkunde aus dem Jahre 790 Stock Photo

RFT0ERWC–Signum of Carl the Great from a document from the year 790 / Unterschrift von Karl der Große auf einer Urkunde aus dem Jahre 790

signum by Otto IV., from a document from the year 1209 / Signum von Otto IV., von einer Urkunde aus dem Jahre 1209 Stock Photo

RFT0ERTE–signum by Otto IV., from a document from the year 1209 / Signum von Otto IV., von einer Urkunde aus dem Jahre 1209

Signum of Henry IV., from a document from the year 1064 / Signum von Heinrich IV., von einer Urkunde aus dem Jahre 1064 Stock Photo

RFT0ERTH–Signum of Henry IV., from a document from the year 1064 / Signum von Heinrich IV., von einer Urkunde aus dem Jahre 1064

Signum by Lothar of Saxony, from a document from the year 1131 / Signum von Lothar von Sachsen von einer Urkunde aus dem Jahre 1131 Stock Photo

RFT0ERTF–Signum by Lothar of Saxony, from a document from the year 1131 / Signum von Lothar von Sachsen von einer Urkunde aus dem Jahre 1131

Caesar's Gallic war; (Allen and Greenough's ed.) . e distributi[in civitatis] omnia vada [ac saltus] eiuspaludis obtinebant,sic animo parati ut, si eam paludem Roman! perrumpere 10 conarentur, haesitantis^ premerent ex loco superi5re; ut,qui propinquitatem loci videret, paratos prope aequo Martead dimicandum existimaret; qui iniquitatero * condicionisperspiceret, inani simulatione sese ostentare cognosceret.Indignantis milites Caesar, quod conspectum suum hostes 15 ferre possent tantulo spatio interiecto, et signum proeli Cf. 1 ezcelso. — ^ rescissis. — impeditos. — * opp. aequitatem. B. G. VI Stock Photo

RM2AN6JFW–Caesar's Gallic war; (Allen and Greenough's ed.) . e distributi[in civitatis] omnia vada [ac saltus] eiuspaludis obtinebant,sic animo parati ut, si eam paludem Roman! perrumpere 10 conarentur, haesitantis^ premerent ex loco superi5re; ut,qui propinquitatem loci videret, paratos prope aequo Martead dimicandum existimaret; qui iniquitatero * condicionisperspiceret, inani simulatione sese ostentare cognosceret.Indignantis milites Caesar, quod conspectum suum hostes 15 ferre possent tantulo spatio interiecto, et signum proeli Cf. 1 ezcelso. — ^ rescissis. — impeditos. — * opp. aequitatem. B. G. VI

Facsimile, sign of Otto I, Otto I the Great, Otto I. der Große, 912-973, Holy Roman Emperor Stock Photo

RMHYPX4D–Facsimile, sign of Otto I, Otto I the Great, Otto I. der Große, 912-973, Holy Roman Emperor

RM2T6992C–Triumphal chariot from the Arch of Titus 1, Roman standard or signum in the Capitol 2, monument with urn and bull found in Tivoli 3, and unguentarium or ointment bowl found in a vineyard outside the Porta San Lorenzo 4. Copperplate engraving by Domenico Pronti from his own New Collection Representing Religious, Civil and Military Costumes of the Ancient Egyptians, Etruscans, Greeks and Romans, Nuova Raccolta Rappresentante I Costumi Religiosi Civili e Militari, Rome, 1805.

Roman Centurion armour from a bas-relief in the Palazzo Mattei 1, Greek helmet from a bas-relief in the Vatican Museum 2, Roman military standard or signum from Trajan's Column 3, ornately decorated shield or scutum in the trophies of Octavian Augustus, in the Capitol 4. Copperplate engraving by Domenico Pronti from his own New Collection Representing Religious, Civil and Military Costumes of the Ancient Egyptians, Etruscans, Greeks and Romans, Nuova Raccolta Rappresentante I Costumi Religiosi Civili e Militari, Rome, 1805. Stock Photo

RM2K482PN–Roman Centurion armour from a bas-relief in the Palazzo Mattei 1, Greek helmet from a bas-relief in the Vatican Museum 2, Roman military standard or signum from Trajan's Column 3, ornately decorated shield or scutum in the trophies of Octavian Augustus, in the Capitol 4. Copperplate engraving by Domenico Pronti from his own New Collection Representing Religious, Civil and Military Costumes of the Ancient Egyptians, Etruscans, Greeks and Romans, Nuova Raccolta Rappresentante I Costumi Religiosi Civili e Militari, Rome, 1805.

Costume of a Roman standard bearer. He wears a lion’s mane headdress, short tunic, short trousers or sagulum gregale, boots. Signifer or signum-bearer, aquilifer or eagle-bearer, imaginifer or imago-bearer. Within a decorative frame engraved by H. Catenacci and Fellmann. Woodblock engraving by Gerard Seguin and E.F. Huyot after a woodcut by Christoph Krieger from Cesare Vecellio’s 16th century Costumes anciens et modernes, Habiti antichi et moderni di tutto il mondo, Firman Didot Ferris Fils, Paris, 1859-1860. Stock Photo

RM2D7MMA4–Costume of a Roman standard bearer. He wears a lion’s mane headdress, short tunic, short trousers or sagulum gregale, boots. Signifer or signum-bearer, aquilifer or eagle-bearer, imaginifer or imago-bearer. Within a decorative frame engraved by H. Catenacci and Fellmann. Woodblock engraving by Gerard Seguin and E.F. Huyot after a woodcut by Christoph Krieger from Cesare Vecellio’s 16th century Costumes anciens et modernes, Habiti antichi et moderni di tutto il mondo, Firman Didot Ferris Fils, Paris, 1859-1860.

Portable military field stool or qurule 1, Greek metal candelabra from the Galleria di Portici 2, Roman labrum or bath with sphinxes in the Villa Albani 3, SPQR signum or military standard from the Column of Antonius Pius 4, torch used in nocturnal Bacchanale from a bas-relief in the Capitol 5, Roman dagger from the Villa Albani 6. Copperplate engraving by Domenico Pronti from his own New Collection Representing Religious, Civil and Military Costumes of the Ancient Egyptians, Etruscans, Greeks and Romans, Nuova Raccolta Rappresentante I Costumi Religiosi Civili e Militari, Rome, 1805. Stock Photo

RM2K482R6–Portable military field stool or qurule 1, Greek metal candelabra from the Galleria di Portici 2, Roman labrum or bath with sphinxes in the Villa Albani 3, SPQR signum or military standard from the Column of Antonius Pius 4, torch used in nocturnal Bacchanale from a bas-relief in the Capitol 5, Roman dagger from the Villa Albani 6. Copperplate engraving by Domenico Pronti from his own New Collection Representing Religious, Civil and Military Costumes of the Ancient Egyptians, Etruscans, Greeks and Romans, Nuova Raccolta Rappresentante I Costumi Religiosi Civili e Militari, Rome, 1805.

Roman centurions and legionnaires listen to a speech by an officer. Officers hold eagles and banners in front of a large military encampment. Veldheerlyke aanspraak. Copperplate engraving by Jan Luyken from Abraham Bogaert’s De Roomsche Monarchy, The Roman Monarchy, Francois Salma, Utrecht, 1697. Stock Photo

RM2A40R69–Roman centurions and legionnaires listen to a speech by an officer. Officers hold eagles and banners in front of a large military encampment. Veldheerlyke aanspraak. Copperplate engraving by Jan Luyken from Abraham Bogaert’s De Roomsche Monarchy, The Roman Monarchy, Francois Salma, Utrecht, 1697.

Roman bird cage used by augurs for reading omens in bird behavior 1, Roman standard or aquila with SPQR in the Palazzo Albani 1, Greek vase from a painting at Herculaneum 2, and hearth from a metal fragment found outside the Porta Maggiore. Copperplate engraving by Domenico Pronti from his own New Collection Representing Religious, Civil and Military Costumes of the Ancient Egyptians, Etruscans, Greeks and Romans, Nuova Raccolta Rappresentante I Costumi Religiosi Civili e Militari, Rome, 1805. Stock Photo

RM2K482N0–Roman bird cage used by augurs for reading omens in bird behavior 1, Roman standard or aquila with SPQR in the Palazzo Albani 1, Greek vase from a painting at Herculaneum 2, and hearth from a metal fragment found outside the Porta Maggiore. Copperplate engraving by Domenico Pronti from his own New Collection Representing Religious, Civil and Military Costumes of the Ancient Egyptians, Etruscans, Greeks and Romans, Nuova Raccolta Rappresentante I Costumi Religiosi Civili e Militari, Rome, 1805.

Greek-style ship from the Porta del Popolo 1, Roman Imperial boot worn by Trajan on the Arch of Constantine 2, Etruscan boot from a bas-relief in the Medici gardens in Florence 3, Greek boot in the Vatican Museum 4. Copperplate engraving by Domenico Pronti from his own New Collection Representing Religious, Civil and Military Costumes of the Ancient Egyptians, Etruscans, Greeks and Romans, Nuova Raccolta Rappresentante I Costumi Religiosi Civili e Militari, Rome, 1805. Stock Photo

RM2K482R8–Greek-style ship from the Porta del Popolo 1, Roman Imperial boot worn by Trajan on the Arch of Constantine 2, Etruscan boot from a bas-relief in the Medici gardens in Florence 3, Greek boot in the Vatican Museum 4. Copperplate engraving by Domenico Pronti from his own New Collection Representing Religious, Civil and Military Costumes of the Ancient Egyptians, Etruscans, Greeks and Romans, Nuova Raccolta Rappresentante I Costumi Religiosi Civili e Militari, Rome, 1805.

Facsimile, sign of Henry V, 1081/86-1125, King of Germany and Holy Roman Emperor Stock Photo

RMHYPX41–Facsimile, sign of Henry V, 1081/86-1125, King of Germany and Holy Roman Emperor

RM2T686HB–Roman shield or scutum in the Capitol among the trophies of Augustus 1, Greek helmet from a head of Achilles 2, Roman serpent military standard or signum from Trajan's Column 3, Etruscan cuirass from a terracotta bas-relief 4. Copperplate engraving by Domenico Pronti from his own New Collection Representing Religious, Civil and Military Costumes of the Ancient Egyptians, Etruscans, Greeks and Romans, Nuova Raccolta Rappresentante I Costumi Religiosi Civili e Militari, Rome, 1805.

Facsimile, sign of Lothair II or Lothair III, Lothair of Supplinburg, before 1075-1137, Holy Roman Emperor, King of Germany Stock Photo

RMHYPX40–Facsimile, sign of Lothair II or Lothair III, Lothair of Supplinburg, before 1075-1137, Holy Roman Emperor, King of Germany

RM2T688W5–Etruscan cuirass in the Museo Capitolino 1, leather armour worn by auriga or charioteer in the Roman circus 2, Roman Imperial helmet in bas-relief from the Medici gardens 3, Roman military standard or signum from Trajan's Column 4. Copperplate engraving by Domenico Pronti from his own New Collection Representing Religious, Civil and Military Costumes of the Ancient Egyptians, Etruscans, Greeks and Romans, Nuova Raccolta Rappresentante I Costumi Religiosi Civili e Militari, Rome, 1805.

Facsimile, sign of of Charlemagne, Charles the Great or Carolus Magnus, 747-814, King of the Franks and Emperor of the Romans Stock Photo

RMHYPX4E–Facsimile, sign of of Charlemagne, Charles the Great or Carolus Magnus, 747-814, King of the Franks and Emperor of the Romans

RM2T6D3CY–Terracotta showing the method of treading grapes for wine-making 1, Etruscan vase and candelabra with birds and snake 2, Roman military standard or signum from Trajan's Column 3, glass in the shape of a horn used by the Greeks and Romans 4, and tripod from the Vatican Museum 5. Copperplate engraving by Domenico Pronti from his own New Collection Representing Religious, Civil and Military Costumes of the Ancient Egyptians, Etruscans, Greeks and Romans, Nuova Raccolta Rappresentante I Costumi Religiosi Civili e Militari, Rome, 1805.

Facsimile, sign of Philip of Swabia, 1177-1208, King of Germany Stock Photo

RMHYPX4W–Facsimile, sign of Philip of Swabia, 1177-1208, King of Germany

RM2T68MWN–Roman Centurion armour from a bas-relief in the Palazzo Mattei 1, Greek helmet from a bas-relief in the Vatican Museum 2, Roman military standard or signum from Trajan's Column 3, ornately decorated shield or scutum in the trophies of Octavian Augustus, in the Capitol 4. Copperplate engraving by Domenico Pronti from his own New Collection Representing Religious, Civil and Military Costumes of the Ancient Egyptians, Etruscans, Greeks and Romans, Nuova Raccolta Rappresentante I Costumi Religiosi Civili e Militari, Rome, 1805.

Facsimile, sign of Pepin the Short, Pippin der Kleine, c. 714-768, as Mayor of the Palace Stock Photo

RMHYPX4T–Facsimile, sign of Pepin the Short, Pippin der Kleine, c. 714-768, as Mayor of the Palace

RM2T68RXH–Costume of a Roman standard bearer. He wears a lions mane headdress, short tunic, short trousers or sagulum gregale, boots. Signifer or signum-bearer, aquilifer or eagle-bearer, imaginifer or imago-bearer. Within a decorative frame engraved by H. Catenacci and Fellmann. Woodblock engraving by Gerard Seguin and E.F. Huyot after a woodcut by Christoph Krieger from Cesare Vecellios 16th century Costumes anciens et modernes, Habiti antichi et moderni di tutto il mondo, Firman Didot Ferris Fils, Paris, 1859-1860.

Facsimile, sign of Pepin the Short, Pippin der Kleine, c. 714-768, as King of the Franks Stock Photo

RMHYPX4Y–Facsimile, sign of Pepin the Short, Pippin der Kleine, c. 714-768, as King of the Franks

RM2T685YR–Roman tribune in military uniform, ancient Rome. Wearing a lorica musculata or breastplate, paludamentum cloak, tunic, short trousers or sagulum gregale, and caligae hobnail sandals. Seated on a stool in a military tent with fasces, signum, shield. Tribun Militaire chez les Romains. Handcoloured copperplate drawn and engraved by L. Labrousse, artist of Bordeaux, under the direction of Jacques Grasset de Saint-Sauveur from his Lantique Rome, ou description historique et pittoresque, Ancient Rome, or historical and picturesque description, Chez Deroy, Paris, 1796.

Facsimile, sign of Henry IV or Heinrich IV, 1050-1106, King of the Germans Stock Photo

RMHYPX45–Facsimile, sign of Henry IV or Heinrich IV, 1050-1106, King of the Germans

RM2T6CK5N–Portable military field stool or qurule 1, Greek metal candelabra from the Galleria di Portici 2, Roman labrum or bath with sphinxes in the Villa Albani 3, SPQR signum or military standard from the Column of Antonius Pius 4, torch used in nocturnal Bacchanale from a bas-relief in the Capitol 5, Roman dagger from the Villa Albani 6. Copperplate engraving by Domenico Pronti from his own New Collection Representing Religious, Civil and Military Costumes of the Ancient Egyptians, Etruscans, Greeks and Romans, Nuova Raccolta Rappresentante I Costumi Religiosi Civili e Militari, Rome, 1805.

RM2BT54DF–Roman centurions and legionnaires listen to a speech by an officer. Officers hold eagles and banners in front of a large military encampment. Veldheerlyke aanspraak. Copperplate engraving by Jan Luyken from Abraham Bogaerts De Roomsche Monarchy, The Roman Monarchy, Francois Salma, Utrecht, 1697.

RM2T6CW1D–Costume of a quaestor or treasury official, ancient Rome. In toga, tunic and sandals, in a room with military shield or ancilia, signum, aquila or eagle standard, and other treasures. Questeur. Handcoloured copperplate drawn and engraved by L. Labrousse, artist of Bordeaux, under the direction of Jacques Grasset de Saint-Sauveur from his Lantique Rome, ou description historique et pittoresque, Ancient Rome, or historical and picturesque description, Chez Deroy, Paris, 1796.

RM2T6CHGT–Roman bird cage used by augurs for reading omens in bird behavior 1, Roman standard or aquila with SPQR in the Palazzo Albani 1, Greek vase from a painting at Herculaneum 2, and hearth from a metal fragment found outside the Porta Maggiore. Copperplate engraving by Domenico Pronti from his own New Collection Representing Religious, Civil and Military Costumes of the Ancient Egyptians, Etruscans, Greeks and Romans, Nuova Raccolta Rappresentante I Costumi Religiosi Civili e Militari, Rome, 1805.

RM2T695YD–Greek-style ship from the Porta del Popolo 1, Roman Imperial boot worn by Trajan on the Arch of Constantine 2, Etruscan boot from a bas-relief in the Medici gardens in Florence 3, Greek boot in the Vatican Museum 4. Copperplate engraving by Domenico Pronti from his own New Collection Representing Religious, Civil and Military Costumes of the Ancient Egyptians, Etruscans, Greeks and Romans, Nuova Raccolta Rappresentante I Costumi Religiosi Civili e Militari, Rome, 1805.

RM2T6D23C–The dubious death by poisoning of Germanicus Julius Caesar in Seleucia, AD 19. On his deathbed surrounded by his wife Agrippina the Elder, children, and his soldiers in a room decorated with signums and a triumphal mural. Germanicus was a popular and prominent Roman general, known for his campaigns in Germania. Mort de Germanicus. Copperplate engraving by Martin Pöltzel from Professor Joseph Rudolf Zappes Gemalde aus der romischen Geschichte, Pictures of Roman History, Joseph Schalbacher, Vienna, 1800. German edition of Abbe Claude Francois Xavier Millots Abrege de lHistoire Romaine.

Francia. Período Galorromano. Prefecto romano de la flota fluvial de la Europa occidental llamada 'Clasis Anderetianorum', con sede en París y operando en la confluencia entre el río Sena y el Oise. En la embarcación un 'signifer' portando el signum o enseña de la centuria. Ilustración en color de la 'Armeé Française, Nos Soldats' (Ejército Francés, Nuestros Soldados). Autor, Eugene Hennebert (1826-1896). París, h. 1890. Biblioteca Histórico Militar de Barcelona, Cataluña, España. Stock Photo

RMRMJMGP–Francia. Período Galorromano. Prefecto romano de la flota fluvial de la Europa occidental llamada 'Clasis Anderetianorum', con sede en París y operando en la confluencia entre el río Sena y el Oise. En la embarcación un 'signifer' portando el signum o enseña de la centuria. Ilustración en color de la 'Armeé Française, Nos Soldats' (Ejército Francés, Nuestros Soldados). Autor, Eugene Hennebert (1826-1896). París, h. 1890. Biblioteca Histórico Militar de Barcelona, Cataluña, España.

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