An ovatio is a lesser version of this event.
One of these events included Gauls dressed up as Germans and was held after Caligula ordered the collection of seashells. Three of these events occurred in 146 B.C., and Lucius Cornelius Balbus held a notable one of these events in 19 B.C. An ovatio is a lesser version of this event. Julius Caesar avoided one of these events because it was illegal to run for consul at the same time. Marcus Furius Camillus was exiled from the city for using four (*) white horses during one of these events. The scenes carved onto the Arch of Titus depict one of these events in which the menorah from the Second Temple was carried into Rome before the imperator on a chariot with a slave beside him to whisper "memento mori." Cleopatra committed suicide with an asp to avoid being paraded in one of these events. For 10 points, name this event awarded to a victorious Roman commander.
One of these events included Gauls dressed up as Germans and was held after Caligula ordered the collection of seashells.
Roman Triumph [or Imperial Triumph; or Triumphal parade in Rome; or Triumphus]