a. [ad. L. triumvirāl-is, f. triumvir, TRIUMVIR.] Of or pertaining to a triumvir or a triumvirate.
1579. Twyne, Phisicke agst. Fort., I. xlii. 60 b. He was thought to haue condemned certayne in the Triumuiral proscription.
a. 1671. Ld. Fairfax, Mem. (1699), 82. The army had three Generals, Lesly, Manchester and Fairfax…. This Triumviral Government.
1848. Freeman’s Jrnl., 8 May, 2/5. His rejoinder to the triumviral supplication of Lansdowne, Russell, and Grey.
1862. Merivale, Rom. Emp., III. xxxi. 448. The triumviral commission which gave him the government of one third part of the empire.
