The Arch of Titus dates back to the first century AD, and is located in the city of Rome near the Roman Forum. It is an honorary arch that Emperor Domitian built in honor of his older brother Titus after his death, and contains a group of paintings depicting the Roman procession. After the victory in Jerusalem, it also includes pictures of artifacts associated with the Temple of Herod, and it can be said that many of the triumphal arches built later were inspired by this arch.