[54] Res Agamemnonias, as we should say, the fortunes of Agamemnon. ‘Victricia arma’ is rather a strange grammatical combination, “victrix” being treated as a neuter adjective, apparently on the analogy of “felix” &c. It seems to be confined to the poets and later prose authors (see Forc.), and in general only found in the plural, though Claud. 6 Cons. Hon. 21 has “victrici concepta solo.”
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