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The Arch of Titus is a honorific arch built in 82 CE in Rome by Domitian to commemorate the military victories of his brother Titus, including the taking of Jerusalem.

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Arch of Titus (sources) -- survey of ancient sources

Arch of Titus (arts) -- survey of fictional works

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1744 Bellotto (art).jpg 2,536 × 3,406; 740 KB
1860 Lenbach (art).jpg 401 × 599; 78 KB
1983 Pfanner - Hess - Schwanke.jpg 182 × 249; 3 KB
1991 Yarden.jpg 260 × 346; 11 KB
2021 Fine.jpg 409 × 500; 48 KB

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	The [[http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/thumb/8/87/Titus_hh2.jpg/800px-Titus_hh2.jpg Arch of Titus]] is a honorific arch built in 82 CE in [[Rome]] by [[Domitian]] to commemorate the military victories of his brother [[Titus]], including the taking of Jerusalem.		The [http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/thumb/8/87/Titus_hh2.jpg/800px-Titus_hh2.jpg Arch of Titus] is a honorific arch built in 82 CE in [[Rome]] by [[Domitian]] to commemorate the military victories of his brother [[Titus]], including the taking of Jerusalem.

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