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History, archaeology, book reviews, and photos - all for the glory of Rome!

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Razing the Jewish Temple, tragic mistake or Titus’ master plan?

https://t.co/hQA1tEhuZ3 @DiggingUpPast @Marc_Hyden

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A digital atlas of ancient Rome’s highways and byways reveals a road network that was more extensive than thought. https://t.co/fKLtx0bqdE

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Did Titus invent Christianity, like some theories claim? https://t.co/F6GUfB1HVm

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Is he over-promising or do you think he can deliver in the short-term? https://t.co/aGtbMUVj24

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The idea that the Roman Emperor Titus helped originate Christianity is among the more outlandish theories …So we’re looking at Titus as a nexus point of ancient Roman, Jewish, & Christian history, & sorting facts from fiction, man from myth. https://t.co/l1VnNYbYja

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Caesar of Savior, Did Emperor Titus Invent Christianity? https://t.co/yRcaRWbOAa @ClassicalWisdom @Marc_Hyden

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A spot in the sunken city of Baiae may have been where Cicero kept his private villa. https://t.co/1hFN86htDh

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@JuliaTempler Easily one of, if no the, best spots in the UK!

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We dropped by the Roman ruins of Corbridge recently. What is your favorite Roman site in the UK?

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Few characters played pivotal roles in the Roman empire quite like Vespasian and Titus. Learn more about them in the most recent installment of Life of the Caesars https://t.co/fSan0y4RJo

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Roman History Forum is back on the road. Any guesses where we are now?

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Interested in the tumultuous life of Emperor Titus and his meteoric rise? Check out Dan Snow's @HistoryHit podcast on the topic here: https://t.co/VEY3s68rMT

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Our latest episode is out now! We talk with historian and author, @Lindsay_Powell, about the Fall of the Roman Republic, Rise of Imperial Rome and more! Be sure to check it out!

https://t.co/yxsrpP5Umw

#ancient #history #roman #rome #historypodcast #italy #italian #ancientrome

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Ancient Rome's greatest story rarely told!

Celebrated emperor, this is the true story of Titus' unlikely ascent to power, a veritable holy war in Israel, the Colosseum’s rise & Pompeii’s fall.

Much of this story has buried beneath centuries of silence.

https://t.co/nZXgaCplND

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Emperor Titus: The Right Hand of Vespasian - https://t.co/WZdU2f0zVq

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Just Out - Order Now
Emperor Titus: The Right Hand of Vespasian

Book UK https://t.co/sa2IinpfKM
Book USA https://t.co/ZeRqkrybux
Emperor, general, and Vespasian's right hand, Titus Flavius Vespasianus (better known as simply Titus) was remembered by the Romans as a leader to be celebrated and a deity to be worshiped🏛️

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"While @elonmusk may have fancied himself a Sulla who can effectively cut through red tape, he proved himself to be more like another, more hapless Roman leader: Marcus Calpurnius Bibulus." https://t.co/398vHgnfe8

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This month in 70 CE marked a terrible milestone in Titus’ siege of Jerusalem. 600,000 Jews died between April and June, and many more would sadly perish.

Emperor Titus: The Right Hand of Vespasian

Get this book in the US: https://t.co/eRSBTqyJYI

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This month in 70 CE marked a terrible milestone in Titus’ siege of Jerusalem. 600,000 Jews died between April and June, and many more would sadly perish.

Emperor Titus: The Right Hand of Vespasian

Get this book in the US: https://t.co/eRSBTqyJYI

[Roman History Forum @RomanHistForum]

"While @elonmusk may have fancied himself a Sulla who can effectively cut through red tape, he proved himself to be more like another, more hapless Roman leader: Marcus Calpurnius Bibulus." https://t.co/398vHgnfe8