fasces

IPA: fˈæsɪz

A Roman symbol of judicial authority consisting of a bundle of wooden sticks, with an axe blade embedded in the centre; used also as a symbol of fascism.

Examples of "fasces" in Sentences

Note the crossed fasces at the bottom.
Behind the shield are two crossed fasces.
The hinges of the screen are ax topped fasces.
Faeces and Fasces is only one letter different.
Here's an example of a man brandishing a Fasces.
Fascism utilized the fasces as its political symbol.
They assumed the fasces in place of Carinus and Numerianus.
The Fasces below the shield represents the republican dignity.
The lower part of the base is decorated with fasces and wreaths.
Fasces are included in the national emblem of the French Republic.
The fasces was a sacred symbol, like a royal scepter or a bishops crook.
The fasces were the insignia of a Roman praetor, consul, general, or governor.
It also attacks Mussolini, the clown in the pulpit on the right who is shown dangling a bundle of fasces from a sickle as he delivers a political tirade.