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 1 IX   |    reject the appellation of Caesar; and when he heard that
 2 IX   |  voice, "How long am I to be Caesar?" Then he began to act extravagantly,
 3 X    |       and presently Galerius Caesar came thither, inflamed with
 4 XI   |     his friends, and against Caesar and Apollo, yet still he
 5 XVII |      the arrival of Galerius Caesar, lest in the meanwhile the
 6 XVIII|   Within a few days Galerius Caesar arrived, not to congratulate
 7 XVIII| meriting the high station of Caesar. The distinguished comeliness
 8 XIX  |      a tribune, and next day Caesar, obtained authority to trample
 9 XX   |   Licinius to the dignity of Caesar, with the title of son,
10 XX   |  years of age, the office of Caesar; and, in conclusion, to
11 XXV  |       should receive that of Caesar in common with Maximin Daia,
12 XXVI | bestow on him the dignity of Caesar already enjoyed by two (
13 XXXII|    would no longer be called Caesar, or allow himself to be
14 XXXII|    creature whom he had made Caesar, in expectation of his thorough
15 XXXII|     the subordinate title of Caesar, gave to himself and Licinius
16 XLVI |      received the dignity of Caesar, and Licinius chose that