Collier's New Encyclopedia (1921)/Mural Crown
MURAL CROWN, the corona muralis of the Romans; a wreath, chaplet, or crown of gold, indented and embattled, given by the Romans to the soldier who first mounted a breach in storming a town.
Edition of 1921; disclaimer.
MURAL CROWN, the corona muralis of the Romans; a wreath, chaplet, or crown of gold, indented and embattled, given by the Romans to the soldier who first mounted a breach in storming a town.