Assertion: scepter | /r/HasProperty | sceptrum
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text: The earliest English coronation form of the 9th century mentions a sceptre (sceptrum), and a staff (baculum).
text: 王笏 (ja); 權杖 (zh-tw); სკიპტრა (ka); Spira (sv); Жезло (sr-ec); שרביט (he); sceptrum (la); 權杖 (zh-hant); 权杖 (zh-cn); Скіпетр (uk); Valtikka (fi); scepter (nl); σκῆπτρον (grc); жезол (mk); Žezlo (bs); scettro (it); செங்கோல் (ta); sceptre (fr); Žezlo (sk); Skepter (et); Žezlo (sr-el); Žezlo (sh); 權杖 (zh); Berło (pl); عصائے شاہی (ur); 权杖 (zh-sg); cetro (pt); cynegerd (ang); ceptre (ca); Skeptras (lt); жезло (sr); Ceptro (io); Setro (tl); Žezlo (hr); sceptre (sco); คทา (th); septer (nn); septer (nb); Skeptron (az); 權杖 (zh-hk); 왕홀 (ko); Жазло (be-tarask); žezlo (cs); sceptre (en); صولجان (ar);
text: In the so-called coronation form of Ethelred II a sceptre (sceptrum), and a rod (virga) appear, as they do also in the case of a coronation order of the 12th century.