Flavian Dynasty
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Interior of the Arch of Titus by Robert Macpherson. Scottish, 1850s. Albumen silver print. Getty Mus
Interior of the Arch of Titus by Robert Macpherson. Scottish, 1850s. Albumen silver print. Getty Mus
Head of Zeus.  Artist unknown; Flavian period (69-96 CE).  From Ephesus; now in the Ephesus Archaeol
Head of Zeus.  Artist unknown; Flavian period (69-96 CE).  From Ephesus; now in the Ephesus Archaeol
Flavia Domitilla - daughter of Vespasian * c. 45-c.66 CE ( –> died before Vespanian become
Flavia Domitilla - daughter of Vespasian * c. 45-c.66 CE ( –> died before Vespanian become
worldhistorys:pallas-athena:killerchickadee:worldhistorys:World History: Flavian DynastyThe Flavian
worldhistorys:pallas-athena:killerchickadee:worldhistorys:World History: Flavian DynastyThe Flavian
Aureus of the Emperor Vespasian (r. 69-79 CE), with his portrait on the obverse, and the goddess For
Aureus of the Emperor Vespasian (r. 69-79 CE), with his portrait on the obverse, and the goddess For
myancientworld:Marble bust of Julia Titi, dated around 90 CE.This Roman bust shows Julia Titi, who w
myancientworld:Marble bust of Julia Titi, dated around 90 CE.This Roman bust shows Julia Titi, who w
myglyptothek:Julia Titi. 80s AD. Marble. Musei Vaticani. Inv. 2249myglyptothek: Faces of ancient Rom
myglyptothek:Julia Titi. 80s AD. Marble. Musei Vaticani. Inv. 2249myglyptothek: Faces of ancient Rom
Divia Julia, daughter of emperot Titus  (c. 90-91)A coin issued by Domitian to commemorate his niece
Divia Julia, daughter of emperot Titus  (c. 90-91)A coin issued by Domitian to commemorate his niece
Julia Flavia (64-91 CE)The only child of emperor TitusSource: See page for author [GFDL (www.
Julia Flavia (64-91 CE)The only child of emperor TitusSource: See page for author [GFDL (www.
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