Titus Tatius
Definition
Titus Tatius was a legendary king of the Sabines who ruled jointly with Romulus, the founder of Rome. He is known for his role in the early history and formation of Rome.
Related terms
Sabine women: The Sabine women were the daughters and wives of the Sabine men who were taken by force during the "Rape of the Sabine Women" incident.
Rape of the Sabine Women: This refers to an event in Roman mythology where Roman men abducted and married Sabine women without their consent, leading to conflict between Romans and Sabines.
Romulus: Romulus was one of the legendary founders and first king of Rome. He ruled alongside Titus Tatius before their eventual conflict.
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AP Latin - 8.4 Vergil, Aeneid, Book 8
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