Caesar
Caesar noun - A person who uses power or authority in a cruel, unjust, or harmful way.
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Synonyms for Caesar
Kingdom and Caesar are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Kingdom" instead a noun "Caesar".
Nearby Word: caesarian
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In Rome, Cleopatra VII, the woman who succeeded to keep her kingdom by seducing both Gaius Julius Caesar and Mark Anthony, tried to use her wiles on Octavius, Caesar's successor and the new Emperor of Rome.
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Charlemagne took the name of "Rome" for his kingdom, the "Holy Roman Empire," in 800 AD, as did Tsarist Russia ("Tsar" being a linguistic evolution of "Caesar").
Source: Useful Notes / The Roman Empire - Most people's idea of Ancient Egypt is the New Kingdom time period (18th-20th Dynasties, 1550-1069 BC), but the only events that are usually depicted are Ramses II and his confrontation with Moses, Cleopatra VII and her romance with Gaius Julius Caesar and people busy building pyramids.
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