Arch Of Tini
Lucero Hernandez CL/HS 231-1
9/11/13
On-site report
History of Ancient Rome and Italy
The Arch of Titus Studying abroad in Rome as a Christian has been one of the most influential experiences so far. Not only religiously since Rome is known as the capital of Christianity, but historically because of I had the chance to see in person the most important monuments and buildings that commemorated the power of the Roman Empire.
A symbol of historical, and religious power can be found at the Arch of Titus. The arch is a monument built by Roman Emperor Domitian in honor to his brother Titus. Titus; a member of the Flavian dynasty, became a Roman …show more content…
The structure is detail oriented, deeply ornamented, where the arch Titus's portrait appears at the center of the relief. At both ends of the ornaments there is a passage of two panels reliefs. The first passage commemorates the victory celebrated by Titus and his father Vespasian; describing the scene of conquest. On the carved image, Titus is attended by Roman servants who carry axes. A helmeted soldier leads the army which carries Titus and his father side to side. This passage portrays the political power of the emperor, and the soldiers represent the unification and strong military force guided by its leaders. The space of the curved arch is the keystone; on both sides lay two images a female on the right-side, and a male on the left side with wings leaning towards Titus portrait; "the men and woman represent success for the empire" (The Flavian Dynasty; …show more content…
My research of the Arch of Titus reflects information which would be helpful in a future class on the Roman dynasty and its foundation of a strong army. The Roman dynasty starting with emperor Vespasian; a vigorous leader that guided the Jewish revolt in 66. His plan to become successful and innitiate a Jewish rebellion, which landed him the job of emperor, and later bringing in his son Titus. Also; Vespacious restoring successfully administrative and financial matters in the Roman Empire with Titus, assuming leadership of the troops that remained in Judae, conquering all cities in the most bloody way, and finishing the war with the sack of Jerusalem. Titus succeeded his father, and brought military advancements to the Roman
9/11/13
On-site report
History of Ancient Rome and Italy
The Arch of Titus Studying abroad in Rome as a Christian has been one of the most influential experiences so far. Not only religiously since Rome is known as the capital of Christianity, but historically because of I had the chance to see in person the most important monuments and buildings that commemorated the power of the Roman Empire.
A symbol of historical, and religious power can be found at the Arch of Titus. The arch is a monument built by Roman Emperor Domitian in honor to his brother Titus. Titus; a member of the Flavian dynasty, became a Roman …show more content…
The structure is detail oriented, deeply ornamented, where the arch Titus's portrait appears at the center of the relief. At both ends of the ornaments there is a passage of two panels reliefs. The first passage commemorates the victory celebrated by Titus and his father Vespasian; describing the scene of conquest. On the carved image, Titus is attended by Roman servants who carry axes. A helmeted soldier leads the army which carries Titus and his father side to side. This passage portrays the political power of the emperor, and the soldiers represent the unification and strong military force guided by its leaders. The space of the curved arch is the keystone; on both sides lay two images a female on the right-side, and a male on the left side with wings leaning towards Titus portrait; "the men and woman represent success for the empire" (The Flavian Dynasty; …show more content…
My research of the Arch of Titus reflects information which would be helpful in a future class on the Roman dynasty and its foundation of a strong army. The Roman dynasty starting with emperor Vespasian; a vigorous leader that guided the Jewish revolt in 66. His plan to become successful and innitiate a Jewish rebellion, which landed him the job of emperor, and later bringing in his son Titus. Also; Vespacious restoring successfully administrative and financial matters in the Roman Empire with Titus, assuming leadership of the troops that remained in Judae, conquering all cities in the most bloody way, and finishing the war with the sack of Jerusalem. Titus succeeded his father, and brought military advancements to the Roman