.....so disliked by the church, took their title from the holy pageant know to the ancient world as a triumph.
Processions and sacred games in pagan Rome were under the charge of a high priest. The central figure in a triumph was: a hero, sacred king, emperor, or a man impersonating a god.
Cards in sequence imitated holy processions and each picture meant a new revelation.
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