triumph sb. (mod. senses also occur)
1.
public
festivity or rejoicing, festive show or
entertainment Gent. V. iv.
161,
MND. I. i. 19
“with , and with
revelling,”
1H4 III. iii. 47
“a perpetual , an
everlasting bonfire-light,”
3H6 V. vii. 43, Per. V. i. 17; spec.
tournament
R2 V. ii. 52
“justs and t-s,”
1H6 V. v. 31
“at a having vow'd To
try his strength,”
Per. II. ii. 1; so
“triumph day”
R2 V. ii. 66.
2.
trump-card; this
sense is alluded to in Ant. IV. xii.
[xiv.] 20 “she . . . has Pack'd cards
with Cæsar, and false-play'd my glory
Unto an enemy's triumph.”
