"Roman Honors" refers to the various awards and recognitions given to individuals in ancient Rome for their achievements, contributions, or service to the state. These honors could include titles, public offices, and military decorations, often reflecting a person's status and influence within Roman society. One of the most prestigious honors was the triumph, a grand parade celebrating a military commander’s victory. Other notable distinctions included the civic crown, awarded for saving a citizen's life, and the title of consul, the highest elected office in the Roman Republic. These honors played a significant role in shaping social and political dynamics in ancient Rome.