fasces in a sentence

1. In 1930 came the Youth Fasces of Combat.

2. The fasces symbolised the power to punish.

3. The Fascists derived their name from the fasces of Imperial Rome.

4. Let us not tremble at fasces, purple, or diadems; our power here is greater.

5. Galerius assumed the consular fasces in 308 with Diocletian as his colleague.

6. Fasces, like many other symbols of the French Revolution, are Roman in origin.

7. Fasces are the symbol of the Roman empire – even used before it became an empire .

8. SOME used to say this mystic "mark" was the fasces on the old United States dimes.

9. During the French Revolution the fasces image is seen in conjunction with many other symbols.

10. I shall present evidence that the House fasces represent the Black Pope, who indeed rules the world.

11. And what do the fasces have to do on the US seal – alongside with the Jacobite cap of the French Revolution?

12. The lower part of the pedestal is decorated with fasces (symbols of the authority of government) and wreaths.

13. This word has several meanings (among other things fasces (plural) are insignia!) and from it ”fascism” is derived.

14. The fasces depicts the genesis of “us,” of “our team,” of “our culture,” of “our honor”–the formation of a collective identity.

15. Today the fasces can still be seen in the emblem of the Swedish and Norwegian police forces and in the French national coat of arms.

16. a procession(pompa) entered the arena, led by lictors who bore the fasces that signified the magistrate-editor's power over life and death.

17. In one hand, the statue grasped a club, a symbol of power, while in the other grasping the fasces which symbolized the unity of the French people.

18. They're called fasces, and I can think of no reason for them to be there other than to declare the fascistic nature of American republican democracy.

19. They’re called fasces, and I can think of no reason for them to be there other than to declare the fascistic nature of American republican democracy.

20. Though seen throughout the French Revolution, perhaps the most well known French reincarnation of the fasces is the Fasces surmounted by a Phrygian cap.