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Meanings of caesar in English
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sid caesar Usage of caesar in English
1
Titus Caesar had known me for the past four months; long enough.
2
Caesar's children will be in danger in the days to come too.
3
No words have power over Martin in Caesar's presence save Caesar's own.
4
The deal still needs approval from regulators The BBC's Julia Caesar reports.
5
The very same thing happened in Rome in the case of Cæsar.
6
Perhaps Caesar sought too hard. I had given much thought to this.
7
Once in a while Cæsar went out in the evening after dinner.
8
So Caesar could not bear the city any longer, and must escape.
9
In Caesar, his easiness of temper was admired; in Cato, his firmness.
10
Perhaps Caesar, the one good thing from Rome, was embodied in it.
11
Caesar could only remind his men they must fight with equal conviction.
12
Caesar had so often made me feel lacking, unable to keep up.
13
But to the Caesar Maximilianus there was an issue of principle here.
14
Caesar-Chavannes gave me a number of examples of this sort of policymaking.
15
The daggers of the Roman conspirators had arrested Caesar in his course.
16
During Gallus's third year as Caesar, there was a famine in Syria.
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Caesar through the time