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... Janus could come to their aid if needed because during the war with Titus Tatius a flood of scalding water gushed forth from the temple pushing the enemy ba

...o festival days represented the Latins of Romulus and the Sabines of Titus Tatius, just as there were two companies of Luperci and two companies of Salii. We

...inius Superbus]] wanted to remove a stone dedicated to Terminus by [[Titus Tatius]]. Again, the augurs refused to allow a sacred area to Terminus to be move

...to Rome following the Sabine War, and then projected back in time to Titus Tatius and Romulus, and later still interpreted as originating with Romulus and Re

...nal, and the altar of Sol there was one of the altars established by Titus Tatius.<ref>Varro, ''Ling. Latine'' 5.74.</ref>

...ge University Press</ref>and to have been established on the site by Titus Tatius,<ref>Dionysius of Halicarnassus, II.50.3; Varro V.74.</ref>the Sabine co-ki ...carnassus's testimony that both cults had been introduced to Rome by Titus Tatius to comply with a vow he had made in battle.<ref>Dionysius Halicarnasseus ''

...n in order to include the Forum and the Capitol (Tacitus says it was Titus Tatius' idea) and then it was enlarged by Servius Tullius (Aulus Gellius, XIII, 14 «To Emperor Titus Caesar Vespasianus Augustus, Great Pontife, wearing the tribunician power f

by Titus Tatius. In time, the precinct was enlarged with the growth of

...m; its origins are explained with three different traditions reported by [[Titus Livius]] and Marcus Terentius [[Varro]]. ...the oldest story by Titus Livius: During the war between Romulus and Titus Tatius, begun after the rape of the Sabine Women, the Roman commander Hostus Hosti

lay the cliff of death so steep, first used by Tatius, called Titus. lay the cliff of death so steep, first used by Tatius, called Titus.

The cult of Ops was (mythically) instituted by King Titus Tatius, the Sabine monarch. Ops soon became the patroness of riches, abundance, an

When Titus Tatius spoke in favor of peace, among his words was this

...e was built on the site of the former house of the early Sabine King Titus Tatius, said to have ruled jointly with Romulus. And like the Sabine Goddess Curit