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The 13 pages that link to Domitian, each with the reason it gives.

• TacitusRelated: Tacitus portrayed the dangers of political life under Domitian after his death.

• SuetoniusBroader topic: Suetonius closes his collection with Domitian, whose death marks the end of the Flavian dynasty.

• Book of RevelationRelated: A traditional dating places Revelation’s composition near the end of his reign.

• Pliny the YoungerRelated: Pliny later contrasted his political conduct under Domitian with the freedom he associated with Trajan.

• TrajanCompared with: Trajan’s rise followed the end of Domitian’s autocratic and politically divisive reign.

• Damnatio memoriaeBroader topic: The Senate condemned Domitian after his assassination, making him a prominent case of official disgrace.

• VespasianBroader topic: His succession completed the Flavian family’s hold on the imperial throne.

• Titus (Roman emperor)Related: He succeeded Titus and became the final Flavian emperor.

• DecebalusRelated: His Danubian campaigns brought Decebalus into conflict with Rome before Trajan's reign.

• Flavian dynastyBroader topic: His assassination ended the Flavian line of emperors.

• Trajan's BridgeCompared with: His Dacian conflict preceded Trajan's campaigns and the bridge's construction.

• Nerva (Roman emperor)Related: His assassination created the vacancy that brought Nerva to power.

• Antiquities of the JewsRelated: The history was completed during Domitian’s reign, amid Roman interest in Judea’s past.