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 1   III|     was taken and presented to Cæsar. And then was Pancrace about
 2   III|    Amphiabel~After that Julius Cæsar, the first emperor of Rome,
 3    IV|      of his host and named him Cæsar. He was a great battler
 4    IV|  sedition against him, saying: Cæsar, amend thy manners and attemper
 5    IV|   gates shut, and stood tofore Cæsar and said: Cæsar, here is
 6    IV|   stood tofore Cæsar and said: Cæsar, here is tofore thee Paul
 7    IV|       abode a virgin. And when Cæsar heard hereof he wrote to
 8    IV|      as after his uncle Julius Cæsar they be called Cæsarians.
 9    IV|      him to Decius. And Decius Cæsar said to him: Where be the
10    IV|      Decius younger, which was Cæsar and not emperor, that he
11    IV|       made Decius the younger, Cæsar, and not emperor. For, anciently,
12    IV|   anciently, when any was made Cæsar, neverthemore he was Augustus
13    IV|       Diocletian made Maximian Cæsar, and after from Cæsar he
14    IV| Maximian Cæsar, and after from Cæsar he was made Augustus and
15    IV|     and this Decius was called Cæsar, and not emperor but Decius
16    IV|     and not emperor but Decius Cæsar only. And he martyred the
17    IV|     named Decius, whom he made Cæsar, but not emperor, so saith
18     V|         he sent letters to the Cæsar, that Herod Antipas, or
19     V|        eculee and presented to Cæsar. And Natalie joined her
20     V|        sent in exile of Decius Cæsar, and his clerks with him.
21     V|     was due to him, and to the Cæsar that was longing to him.
22     V|        to avenge my gods. Then Cæsar commended his knights that
23     V|       us send this answer unto Cæsar: We be thy knights, sir
24     V|    depart from his faith. Then Cæsar commanded that his host
25    VI|   under Constantian and Julian Cæsar. And Martin rode with him,
26    VI|      the Frenchmen, and Julian Cæsar, which should have fought
27    VI|  refused his gift, but said to Cæsar: I am a knight of Jesu Christ,
28   VII|   disputed of many things with Cæsar tofore the gates of the
29   VII|       the pope, and called him Cæsar Augustus. And anon, after
30   VII|        What harm is it to call Cæsar his lord, and to do sacrifice
31   VII|       and reign of the Emperor Caesar, and wrote them in Latin,