Titus (general)

This article is about the Roman general. For other uses, see Titus.

Titus (died 259) was a Roman general active during the middle of the 3rd century. At some point, he became a target of the Liberalis Circulum and was assassinated by Aquilus. Titus' elimination and the death of senator Caius didn't go unnoticed, as it alerted Aquilus' third target, the general Gracchus, about the threat on his life.