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Meaning of paludamentum
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paludamentum (n.)
A military cloak worn by a general and his principal officers.
paludamentum Sentence Examples
- The general draped his resplendent paludamentum over his shoulders, a symbol of his command.
- The crimson paludamentum billowed in the wind, signaling the legate's arrival.
- The warrior's paludamentum was adorned with intricate embroidery depicting scenes of valor.
- The emperor's paludamentum, a testament to his authority, was a magnificent work of art.
- The general's paludamentum bore the insignia of his legion, a mark of their loyalty.
- The paludamentum was not only a garment but a symbol of military power and prestige.
- The centurion's paludamentum was a simple affair, yet it conveyed his unwavering sense of duty.
- The legionnaire's paludamentum was his only shield against the elements, providing warmth and protection.
- The commander's paludamentum was a beacon of hope for his troops, inspiring them to victory.
- The discarded paludamentum lay on the battlefield, a testament to the sacrifice of its wearer.
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A military cloak worn by a general and his principal officers.
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The general draped his resplendent paludamentum over his shoulders, a symbol of his command.
The crimson paludamentum billowed in the wind, signaling the legate's arrival.
The warrior's paludamentum was adorned with intricate embroidery depicting scenes of valor.
The emperor's paludamentum, a testament to his authority, was a magnificent work of art.
