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LAMB: But you say that -- he called himself Augustus Caesar, that a lot of emperors after that used the name Caesar.
The Assassination of Julius Caesar: A People�s History of Ancient Rome 2003
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Following our mention last week, it turns out that Production Weekly was right in claiming that up-and-coming filmmaker Scott Frank was on board for a new film in the Planet of the Apes franchise titled Caesar.
More Details on Scott Frank's New Planet of the Apes Film « FirstShowing.net 2008
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For some time they talked on, slipping back through the rolling years as they exchanged information about this one and that one; he, she noticed, liked to talk about his protégé, Lucullus, and she, he noticed, liked to talk about her only son, who was now called Caesar.
Fortune's Favorites McCullough, Colleen, 1937- 1993
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When Caesar saw it, he laughed, (Plutarch. in Caesar. in tom.i. p. 409:) yet he relates his unsuccessful siege of Gergovia with less frankness than we might expect from a great man to whom victory was familiar.
The History of the Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire 1206
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We don't think of Hoover or Coolidge as any kind of Caesar.
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BIANCULLI: It's good I don't have to sell you on "Caesar."
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's super dark Planet of the Apes reboot, to be called Caesar.
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He responded to Augustus after his own fashion, dispatching to him a letter wherein he took to himself the favorite Parthian title of "king of kings," and addressed the Roman Emperor simply as "Caesar."
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A wiretap caught the three men talking about the scheme and referring to someone at the center of the conspiracy by the code name "Caesar."
FPIF Latest Content 2010
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"Pray for your leaders": Americans who choose to live up to being America's "Caesar."
Latest Articles Vanity 2010
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