Caesar
Caesar noun - A person who uses power or authority in a cruel, unjust, or harmful way.
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Synonyms for Caesar
Emperor and Caesar are semantically related. in ruler topic. In some cases you can use "Emperor" instead a noun "Caesar", when it comes to topics like historically.
Nearby Word: caesarian
Emperor
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One story in The Sandman involves the Roman emperor Augustus Caesar spending a day disguised as a beggar.
Source: The Emperor - Caligula was not that emperor's actual name, which was Gaius Julius Caesar Germanicus (with Augustus thrown in there after becoming emperor).
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Cassivelaunos's troops lost to Caesar and Britain was occupied (in reality, his troops won, twice, with Caesar's successor Emperor Claudius instead finally conquering Britain).
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