The Arch of Titus (Arco di Tito) is the oldest triumphal arches in Rome Italy. Dating back to around 81 AD, this victory arch
was built by Emperor Dominitian to commemorate the suppression of a Jewish
revolt in Palestine. The artwork under the archway depicts the
victorious Roman legionnaires enjoying the spoils of their victory. Some
50,000 Jews were brought back to Rome as slaves and were used to helped build
this arch.
