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Titus
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Titus
(Louvre, Paris)
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Titus:
emperor of the Roman world (79-81).
Names:
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30 December 39: Titus Flavius Vespasianus
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July 69: Titus Caesar
Vespasianus
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2 September 70: Imperator
Titus Caesar Vespasianus
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24 June 79: Imperator Titus Caesar Vespasianus Augustus
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13 September 81: natural death
Successor of: Vespasian
Relatives:
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father: Vespasian
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mother: Flavia Domitilla
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married to: Arrecina Tertulla, Marcia Furnilla (affair with Berenice)
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children: Julia
Early career:
Main deeds:
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70 Consul
I (with his father Vespasian); Titus takes
Jerusalem
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71 Consul II (with Vespasian); triumph of Vespasian and Titus; Gate of
Janus
closed; Titus praetorian
prefect
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73 Censorship
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74 Consul III (with Vespasian)
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75 Consul IV (with Vespasian); Berenice in Rome; she is later dismissed
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76 Consul V (with Vespasian)
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77 Consul VI (with Vespasian); Pliny
the Elder dedicates the Natural
history to Titus
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79 Consul VII (with Vespasian); succeeds
his father
- Berenice is briefly in Rome
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80 Consul VIII (with his brother Domitian);
fire in Rome; inauguration of the Colosseum
and the
Temple of Jupiter Capitolinus
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81 Death; succeeded by Domitian
Buildings: Colosseum;
Baths of Titus; Temple of Jupiter Capitolinus; Temple of Vespasian
Contemporary events:
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79 Eruption of the Vesuvius, destruction of Pompeii,
death of Pliny the Elder
Succeeded by: Domitian
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