The civic crown is a symbol of honor and achievement in ancient Rome. This award was given to individuals who saved the lives of their fellow citizens in battle or protected the city from attack. There are several synonyms for the term civic crown, including Corona Civica, laurel wreath, and Civic wreath. The Corona Civica, also known as the civic crown, was a wreath made of oak leaves and was awarded to the Roman soldiers for their bravery in saving the life of another soldier. The laurel wreath symbolized victory and was placed on the heads of victorious athletes. Similarly, the civic wreath was given to those who served their city with honor and distinction.