thanks to Flavius Joseph, that Vespasianus (who arrived in Rome at the end of September A.D. 70) passed through the Iseum Campense , with his son Titus, the night before their triumph (in June A.D.

Surely this rite was practised other times thereafter, but it is very likely that it had already passed through more or less considerable changes [88] , also because, for example, cities were by