___ of Titus (Roman landmark) NYT crossword answer is:
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The ___ of Titus is a landmark in Rome, Italy, located at the entrance of the Roman Forum. It is a triumphal arch built in 81 AD to commemorate the victory of Emperor Titus in the Jewish-Roman War. The arch is decorated with reliefs depicting the spoils of war, including a seven-branched candelabrum and a menorah. The arch is an important symbol of the Roman Empire and its power.
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