Arch of Titus Outline

A 19th century line drawing of the Arch of Titus with the inscription visible. Located at the south-eastern end of the Roman Forum, it is a single arch constructed in the late 1st c. AD (c.82) to commemorate the sacking of Jerusalem by the emperor Titus.

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