Titinius, writer of comedies at Rome in the second century BC, a contemporary of Terence, and the earliest known author of fabulae togatae, comedies with Roman plots and characters. Only fifteen titles and some fragments survive.
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Titinius, writer of comedies at Rome in the second century BC, a contemporary of Terence, and the earliest known author of fabulae togatae, comedies with Roman plots and characters. Only fifteen titles and some fragments survive.
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Titinius was a nomen of ancient Rome.
Titinius also appears as a character in the play Julius Caesar by William Shakespeare.
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