fascis
/ˈfæʃɪs/Definitions
1. noun
A bundle of rods or sticks, especially those used as a symbol of power or authority in ancient Rome.
“The historian described the fasces as a symbol of Roman authority and power.”
2. noun
A bundle of sticks or branches, especially as a bundle of twigs or branches carried before a magistrate or judge in ancient Rome as a symbol of authority and power.
“The bundle of sticks known as a fascis was a powerful symbol of ancient Roman authority.”
3. noun
A bundle or cluster of something.
“The fascis of flowers in the garden was a beautiful sight.”