Britannia

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Britannia is the female warrior-like figure symbolizing the United Kingdom, traditionally depicted with a helmet, shield, and trident as an emblem of national strength and maritime power.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf allegorical figure
female personification
national personification
appearedOn Roman coins
associatedWith British Empire
British coins
British medals
British monarchy
British nationalism
British patriotic art
British propaganda posters
Royal Navy
countryRepresented Great Britain
United Kingdom
culturalContext British culture
Western allegorical art
depictedWith Corinthian helmet
Union Jack shield
helmet
lion
seated pose
shield
trident
gender female
historicalPrecursor Britannia (Roman province)
surface form: Roman province of Britannia
iconographicAttribute maritime imagery
martial appearance
warrior-like stance
nameDerivedFrom Roman Britain
surface form: Latin Britannia
originatesFrom Roman Britain
popularDuring 18th century
19th century
Victorian era
World War I
World War II
represents British sea power
island nation of Britain
revivedAsSymbol late 17th century
symbolizes British identity
British patriotism
maritime power
national strength
naval supremacy
unity of the British Isles
usedOn British banknotes
British coinage
government publications
medals and decorations
naval insignia
official seals
war posters

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