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Disappearance of the military triumph
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11-29-2015, 02:45 PM
I know the last one to be held by an Emperor in the West was given to Aetius in 446.

The last one to actually be held in Rome was by Belisarius in the 530's.

I have to agree with Urselius though, triumphs were held in Constantinople well into the middle "Byzantine" period. I know Basil II had one.
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