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Interior of the Arch of Titus by Robert Macpherson. Scottish, 1850s. Albumen silver print. Getty Mus
Glass gladiator cup, Early Imperial, Neronian or early Flavian, 50-80 AD., Roman,Glass; blown in a t
Head of a statue of a priest. Second half of I century AD. Quartzite. Ägyptisches Museum, Munich. In
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
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
byronofrochdale:unclegrimace:The Flavian family, depicted on The Triumph of TitusArtist: Sir Lawrenc
aparthistorystudy:Flavian Woman (c. 90 CE)Ancient Roman
hadrian6:Hercules. Roman. Flavian, A.D 69-98. Metropolitan Museum of Art. NYC.hadrian6.tumblr
thesilenceofthemarble:Colossal statue of Veiovis, Flavian period or late-republican, Tabularium, Mus
thesilenceofthemarble:Colossal statue of Veiovis, Flavian period or late-republican, Tabularium, Mus
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
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.
Ancient Roman marble statue of a youthful Hercules. Artist unknown; 69-96 CE (Flavian period). Now
People cheer in front of Rome’s ancient Colosseum as fireworks explode to celebrate the new ye
hadrian6:Colossal Sculpture depicting Dionysus supported by a Satyr. Roman. Flavian period. 2nd cent
last-of-the-romans:The other Flavian Amphitheater (Pozzuoli, Italy)
lostinancient:Colosseum. Rome, Italyca. 1902
Glass gladiator cup. Early Imperial, Neronian or early Flavian; c50 - 80AD. Met Museum, New Yor
ancienthairstyles:theancientwayoflife:~ Portrait of Domitia Longina.Place of origin: RomeDate: firs
anastpaul: Happy Feast Day of St Bibiana – December 2 Her parents, Saint Flavian of Acqua
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