Domitianus

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Main Wikipedia article: Domitianus.
  • English: Titus Flavius Domitianus (24 October 51 – 18 September 96), commonly known as Domitian, was a Roman emperor of the gens Flavia. Domitianus was the son of Vespasian, by his wife Domitilla, and brother of Titus, whom he succeeded in 81.

Statues[edit]

Busts[edit]

  • Bust of Domitian, Capitoline Museum, Rome

    Bust of Domitian, Capitoline Museum, Rome

  • Bust of Domitian, Capitoline Museum, Rome

    Bust of Domitian, Capitoline Museum, Rome

  • Bust of Domitian, 81-96 AD, Altes Museum Berlin

    Bust of Domitian, 81-96 AD, Altes Museum Berlin

  • Domitian as emperor wearing the civic crown, Louvre, Paris

    Domitian as emperor wearing the civic crown, Louvre, Paris

  • Domitian as emperor wearing the civic crown, Louvre, Paris

    Domitian as emperor wearing the civic crown, Louvre, Paris

  • Tondo with the profile portrait of emperor Domitian, Rome

    Tondo with the profile portrait of emperor Domitian, Rome

Statues[edit]

  • Domitian, Vaison-la-Romaine, France

    Domitian, Vaison-la-Romaine, France

  • Domitian, Vaison-la-Romaine, France (cropped)

    Domitian, Vaison-la-Romaine, France (cropped)

  • Domitian as Augustus, Vatican Museums, Rome

    Domitian as Augustus, Vatican Museums, Rome

  • Domitian as Augustus (cropped), Vatican Museums, Rome

    Domitian as Augustus (cropped), Vatican Museums, Rome

  • Domitian recut from Nero, Vatican Museums, Rome

    Domitian recut from Nero, Vatican Museums, Rome

  • Domitian recut from Nero, Glyptothek, Munich

    Domitian recut from Nero, Glyptothek, Munich

  • Genius of Domitian, with the aegis and the cornucopia, Capitoline Museum, Rome

    Genius of Domitian, with the aegis and the cornucopia, Capitoline Museum, Rome

Coinage[edit]

  • Aureus, reverse depicts Domitian's wife, Domitia Longina

    Aureus, reverse depicts Domitian's wife, Domitia Longina

  • Aureus, reverse commemorates Domitian's triumph against the Germans

    Aureus, reverse commemorates Domitian's triumph against the Germans

  • Denarius, reverse depicts Domitian's deified son

    Denarius, reverse depicts Domitian's deified son

  • Quadrans

    Quadrans

  • Denarius

    Denarius

  • Denarius

    Denarius

  • Denarius

    Denarius

  • Quadrans, reverse depicts a rhino

    Quadrans, reverse depicts a rhino

Architecture[edit]

Rome[edit]

  • Stadion of Domitian, in the Flavian Palace, Rome

    Stadion of Domitian, in the Flavian Palace, Rome

  • Stadion of Domitian, in the Flavian Palace, Rome

    Stadion of Domitian, in the Flavian Palace, Rome

  • Arches from the stadium of Domitian, Rome

    Arches from the stadium of Domitian, Rome

  • Odeum of Domitian, scale model

    Odeum of Domitian, scale model

  • Ludus Magnus, gladiator barracks built under Domitian, Rome

    Ludus Magnus, gladiator barracks built under Domitian, Rome

  • Ludus Magnus, gladiator barracks built under Domitian, Rome

    Ludus Magnus, gladiator barracks built under Domitian, Rome

  • Ludus Magnus, gladiator barracks built under Domitian, Rome

    Ludus Magnus, gladiator barracks built under Domitian, Rome

  • Ludus Magnus, gladiator barracks built under Domitian, Rome

    Ludus Magnus, gladiator barracks built under Domitian, Rome

  • Obelisk of Domitian, Rome

    Obelisk of Domitian, Rome

  • Obelisk of Domitian, Rome

    Obelisk of Domitian, Rome

Foreign[edit]

  • Temple of Domitian, Ephesus, Turkey

    Temple of Domitian, Ephesus, Turkey

  • Gate of Domitian, Hierapolis

    Gate of Domitian, Hierapolis


Maps[edit]

  • Equus Domitiani

    Equus Domitiani

  • Odeum of Domitian

    Odeum of Domitian

Paintings[edit]

  • The Triumph of Titus, by Lawrence Alma-Tadema

    The Triumph of Titus, by Lawrence Alma-Tadema

  • 14th century miniature depicting Domitian

    14th century miniature depicting Domitian

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