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First Name Last Name Instructor Course 27 October 2017 The Ancient World Comes To a Close Arch of Titus The Arch of Titus is an honorific arch that was constructed in the 1st century AD in the Via Sacra Rome. It was commissioned by Emperor Domitian in AD 82 in memory of his brother Titus who had passed in war. The arch was meant to commemorate the victories that Titus had won during his life which were a number of them including the Siege of Jerusalem. Emperor Domitian was the emperor of Rome from 81 had over others. The shows that were held by private families were called Munera. They had an influence on the political state of Rome since only powerful families participated. The Coliseum is a monument of pride in Rome as it is a historical site that is a major tourist attraction for people all over the world. Works Cited Gunderson Erik. "The Flavian amphitheater: all the world as a stage." Flavian Rome. Culture Image Text (2003): 637-658. Magness Jodi. "The Arch of Titus in Rome and the Fate of the God of Israel." Journal of Jewish Studies 59.2 (2008): 201-217. [...]
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prepare a summary of Arch of Titus, Rome, Italy, 81 CE and other of Flavian Amphitheater (also called the Coliseum), Rome, Italy, ca. 70-80 CE, of approximately 200-300 words per example. In your summaries, make sure to note: Who commissioned the work? Who actually designed (or created) it? What was the use of this work? How is the work political and what was its significance?
Subject Area: Arts
Document Type: Research Paper
