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What was the meaning of being the caesar in ancient rome

What was the meaning of being the caesar in ancient rome
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What was the meaning of being the caesar in ancient rome

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he was an emeperor that's all I know
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It was a title of imperial (emperor) character that was derived from Julius Caesar's cognomen.
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