Located
just to the south-east of
the Forum in Rome, and erected
by
the Emperor Domitian around 81 A.D. to commemorate the capture and sack
of Jerusalem by his brother Titus in 70 A.D., this triumphal arch is
one
of three still standing in Rome today.
Due to a technical problem with my camera (read: I goofed) I have no
picture with a clear view of the inscription on the front side of the
arch, and only one
(arcustiti01)
with an angular side view of that front inscription. I have
added
a picture from Wikipedia below my own, wich illustrates that (missing)
front view.
For more information of the Arch of Titus, see This Page
in Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. |
