Titus
Flavian dynasty ruler
Titus is a Latin given name borne by a Roman emperor who completed the Colosseum and by a companion of the apostle Paul, recipient of a New Testament epistle.
The name appears in Shakespeare's early tragedy *Titus Andronicus*.
It remains in occasional use today, with a classical or literary flavor.
epistle
Brief apostolic correspondence
- CorinthiansBiblical epistles to Greeks
- GalatiansPauline epistle recipients
- EphesiansBiblical letter to converts
- ColossiansNew Testament epistle
Thessalonians · pastoral · Paul · Crete · elders · overseers · doctrine · grace
Philemon
Brief apostolic correspondence
- CorinthiansBiblical epistles to Greeks
- GalatiansPauline epistle recipients
- EphesiansBiblical letter to converts
Colossians · Thessalonians · pastoral · Paul · Crete · elders · overseers · doctrine · grace · good works
Rome
Italy's capital city
- ColosseumFlavian arena in Rome
- JerusalemTriply sacred ancient capital
- siegeEncirclement forcing surrender
triumph · eruption · Pompeii · Herculaneum · Vesuvius · imperial · succession · beloved
Shakespeare
Elizabethan dramatist and poet
- Ancient EpistlesRomans, Corinthians, Galatians, Ephesians, Philippians
- Ancient RomeRome, Julius Caesar, Caesar, gladiator, gladiators
- Bible BooksGenesis, Exodus, Proverbs, Matthew, Mark
- ShakespeareRomeo, Juliet, Hamlet, Macbeth, Othello
- Ancient RomansJulius Caesar, patricians, consuls, Marcus Aurelius, Nero
- Biblical FiguresJesus, Adam, Eve, Moses, Noah
- Josip Broz Tito
- Tito PuenteLatin jazz percussionist icon