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Served in Britain and Germany. | |
Served under his father Vespasian in the Jewish War in Syria. | |
Given charge of Jewish War when Vespasian was declared emperor. | |
Conquered city of Jerusalem, burned the temple. | |
Returned to Rome in triumph. | |
Given title of Caesar; reigned with father Vespasian. | |
Vespasian dies. Titus becomes sole ruler. | |
Eruption of Mount Vesuvius. Great fire in Rome. | |
Completed construction of the Colosseum. | |
Constructed the Baths of Titus. Died. |
Of the First Coming of the Romans in | Last Days of Jerusalem by Alfred J. Church |
Darling of Mankind in | Pictures from Roman Life and Story by Alfred J. Church |
Buried Cities in | The Story of the Romans by H. A. Guerber |
Titus in | Famous Men of Rome by John H. Haaren & A. B. Poland |
Siege of Jerusalem in | Historical Tales: Roman by Charles Morris |
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![]() The arch of Titus in Peeps at Many Lands: Ancient Rome |
![]() Spoils of the temple carried in triumph in Last Days of Jerusalem |
![]() Titus in Pictures from Roman Life and Story |
![]() Arch of Titus in Famous Men of Rome |
![]() Arch of Titus, Rome in Historical Tales: Roman |
First emperor of humble origins. Founder of Flavian dynasty. | |
Roman general and statesman. Governor of Britain. Pacified Wales. | |
Third Flavian emperor. Known for purges and persecutions near end of reign. | |
Jewish historian. Captured by Romans at Jotapata. Wrote the Jewish War. |