Translation of "Fasces" in German

The lower part of the base is decorated with fasces and wreaths.

On 11 April 1929, the Savoy lions were replaced by Mussolini with fasces from the National Fascist Party shield.

Lictors attending the dictator kept the axes in their fasces even inside the Pomerium—a sign that the dictator had the ultimate power in his own hands.

Verginius and Icilius were arrested, and their supporters returned to attack the lictors and destroy their fasces.

In that year, the Fascist government attempted to have the Italian national flag redesigned to incorporate the fasces on it.

But even Jupiter would not immediately have allowed his own Crete to be upset by the Roman fasces, forgetting the Idaean cave and the Corybantic cymbals and the pleasing odour of his nurse there.

To the left of the throne Pietas (piety) is seen, with a cross and olive branch. To the right Justitia (justice) with a scales and fasces.

Equipped with armour and helmet the general is represented in contemplative mood, leaning on the fasces, a bundle of rods from which an axe protrudes, symbolizing the supreme power held by the Roman consuls.

For this purpose, they have their mark of office, the fasces, a bundle of rods with an axis inserted.

As a symbol of the power vested in the holder of the public office they carried rods with axes, the so-called fasces, over their left shoulder.

In addition (over the main entrance on the front facade) there used to be a relief with a Victory, the year XII (Sabaudia was inaugurated in the year 12 in the Fascist era, or 1934 according to our calendar), fasces, and the city's coat of arms.

The highlight followed in the afternoon with the gladiator fights which were opened with the pompa (entering the arena). The lictores (officials) marched up front, carrying their fasces (bundle of rods with an axe as symbol of their authority), followed by the musicians who also accompanied the fights with music. After that, stretchers with statues of deities (fercula) were brought into the arena; then the dignitaries came in, finally followed by the gladiators whose weapons were carried before them so that the audience could see them unobstructed.