C. Suetonius Tranquillus, Divus Titus, chapter 1

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Titus, cognomine paterno, amor ac deliciae generis humani—tantum illi ad promerendam omnium uoluntatem uel ingenii uel artis uel fortunae superfuit, et, quod difficillimum est, in imperio, quando priuatus atque etiam sub patre principe ne odio quidem, nedum uituperatione publica caruit—natus est III. Kal. Ian. insigni anno Gaiana nece, prope Septizonium sordidis aedibus, cubiculo uero perparuo et obscuro, nam manet adhuc et ostenditur;

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Maximilian Ihm, Ed.

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