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... especially the celebration of the victory ritual known as the Roman triumph. ... 
184 B.C.E.) was the first basilica built at Rome, although no trace of it remains. ... 
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Question: Built in celebration of military victories, it's the emperor's arch seen here
Answer: Arch of Constantine