And thus that Triumpher, that money-maker, whose pile was growing larger at each successive inventory, was sobbing with bitter grief.
"Paris From the "Three Cities""
Emile Zola
Her eyes glared with the fury of a maniac, and, with a horrid laugh, she exclaimed: "I have slain thee, insolent Triumpher in my love and agonies!
"The Scottish Chiefs"
Jane Porter
Now therefore I fear no further great mischance, and am of good cheer; for a sufficient retribution has been exacted from me for my successes, and the Triumpher has been made as notable an example of the uncertainty of human life as the victim; except that Perseus, though conquered, still has his children, while Aemilius, his conqueror, has lost his.
"Plutarch's Lives, Volume I (of 4)"
Plutarch