Iulia Titi

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Iulia, daughter of Titus, has been identified as a full figure from the 1st century AD. She sports a distinctive curly hairstyle with a front tuft characteristic of the Flavian era. Julia Flavia, born in Rome around 64-65 AD, was Emperor Titus' only child and heir from his second marriage to Marcia Furnilla, a prominent woman connected to influential families. Julia's parents divorced when she was just an infant due to her mother's family ties with those opposed to Roman Emperor Nero. In 65 CE, following the Pisonian conspiracy's failure, the Furnilla family fell out of favor with Nero. Titus, determined to distance himself from any potential plotters, ended his marriage to Marcia Furnilla. Julia was raised by her father, who took great care in ensuring her well-being. Julia's birth coincided with a significant event - Emperor Titus' conquest of Jerusalem when she was just six years old.