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Pope Saint ___: 283–96
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caius
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Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
Word definitions in Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
variant of Gaius , common Roman praenomen. Both forms have the abbreviation C. , and the confusion reflects the early Roman uncertainty about the use of gamma (see C ).
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Caius, Presbyter of Rome (also known as Gaius ) was a Christian author who lived and wrote towards the beginning of the 3rd century . Only fragments of his works are known, which are given in the collection entitled The Ante-Nicene Fathers . However, the ...
Usage examples of caius.
A year later Suetonius and the governor of the colony decided that as the Sarci had now been quiet for nearly five years, and as Caius reported that their young chief seemed to have become thoroughly Romanized, he was permitted to return to his tribe.
Three seemed rather many to get rid of safely, but, as Livilla pointed out, her grandmother had apparently managed to get rid of Caius, Lucius and Postumus when she wanted to put Tiberius into power.
He was placed in the charge of Caius Muro, commander of a legion, and a slave was at once appointed to teach him Latin.
He took his meals with the scribe and steward of the household, for Caius was of noble family, of considerable wealth, and his house was one of the finest in Camalodunum.
As soon as Beric had learned the language, Caius ordered the scribe to teach him the elements of Roman law, and a decurion was ordered to take him in hand and instruct him in arms.
Julia, the wife of Caius, a kindly lady, took a great fancy to the boy.
Beric had resided for three years and a half at Camalodunum a great grief fell on the family of Caius Muro, for the damp airs from the valley had long affected Julia and she gradually faded and died.
Claudius, the magnificent baths or other public buildings, until he arrived at the villa of Caius Muro, which stood somewhat beyond the more crowded part of the town.
On the centre of the side facing the vestibule was the tablinum, the apartment of Caius Muro himself.
Beric, after bidding goodbye to Caius, started to rejoin Boduoc, whom he found waiting at the edge of the forest.
Berenice, and his old instructor, who had been left by Caius in charge of the household.
Already from some of the houses armed men were pouring out, but disregarding these Beric pressed on until he reached the house of Caius Muro.
He was under the charge of Caius Muro, who returned to Rome after our defeat of the Britons.
I made inquiries about him, when I learned that he was chief of the insurgents, and heard that he was tractable and studious when among us, and that Caius thought very highly of his intelligence.
I received a letter from Caius Muro some months ago, saying that the news had come to him in Syria that Beric, the young chief of the Iceni, who had so long withstood Suetonius, had been brought a prisoner to Rome, and he besought me, should Beric still be alive, to show favour to him, as he had saved his little daughter, when all others had been slain, at the sack of Camalodunum, and that he had hidden her away until after the defeat of Boadicea, and had then sent her safe and unharmed back to the Romans.