Judaea Capta Coin of Emperor Titus

Judaea Capta is Latin for “Judaea conquered.” In the reign of the Roman emperor Titus (39–81 CE) an uprising in the Roman province of Judaea was suppressed; Jerusalem was sacked and the Second Temple burned. This coin was minted in Roman-held Caesarea to celebrate the Roman victory in what is now called the First Jewish War against Rome (66–70 CE). Judaea is often represented on these coins as a weeping woman.