Übersetzung für "Oak wreath" in Deutsch

But the most important attribute of the Bavaria statue remains the oak-leaf wreath in her left hand.

The answer is simple – the pan-German oak wreath did not fit into daily politics anymore.

Only long after the bourgeois revolution of 1848 the oak wreath occasionally showed up on Prussian coins again.

In the enthusiasm following the victory the oak wreath even found entrance into the Prussian coinage for a short time.

As a symbol of the stability for the designation NoFear, we have enclosed the PirateSkull with a oak leaf wreath.

He expressed his objective to selfless serve the state with the head gear he chose for his coin likeness, an oak wreath.

The Larnax in the main chamber contained a golden oak wreath and, once wrapped in a purple cloth, the burned bones of a man.

The reverse shows an oak wreath and the inscription world championship in French above, below Coupe Jules Rimet, FIFA President 1921-1954.

The mermen are holding rudder, orb, victory with oak wreath and shield (clipeus virtutis) with capricorns.

The first gold and silver coins showed the king wearing an oak wreath, the symbol of decisiveness, wisdom and sound judgment.

Behind the throne Oikumene, with veil and mural crown, personification of the inhabited earth (Imperium Romanum), crowns the emperor with the corona civica, an oak wreath she holds above his head. With her is the bearded muscular Oceanus, the personification of the world-ocean, encompassing everything, including the furthest northern coast to which the legions of legions of Augustus had penetrated.

Henceforth, the oak wreath was regarded a political statement readily used in the German Empire by those who wanted to stress their national views and their enthusiasm for democracy.

When Augustus chose the golden oak wreath he stressed his civil element, his benefits for Rome (although these benefits had been for decades that he engaged Romans against Romans).

In the Renaissance, the oak wreath was rediscovered as a symbol of honour for men who had taken a stand for the citizens' rights.

That oak wreath became a political symbol when it was bestowed on Augustus, together with many other honorary titles and some decisive instruments of power, on January 13th, 27 B. C. Of course, all honours the senate bestowed on him had been carefully chosen by Augustus and his personnel in regard to their effect on the public.

The bust of Caesar in the Torlonia Museum resembles Jesus significantly. Even the wreath he wears, the oak wreath of the soter, the Savior, corresponds in form and significance to the crown of thorns worn by the Holy One.

He expressed his objective to selfless serve the state with the head gear he chose for his coin likeness, an oak wreath. Apart from that, he did not continue to call himself King of France but – like the executed Louis XVI did by order of the National Convention – Kind of the French.