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"Caesar" was a title used by the rulers of the Roman Empire, originally derived from Julius Caesar's name. It became an important symbol of imperial power and authority that helped define how the Roman Empire was governed and understood.
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- female form of label
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凱撒源自於拉丁語：Cæsar，是羅馬帝國皇帝的頭銜之一。從羅馬共和政體轉型為帝國的過程中，在身為獨裁官的蓋烏斯·尤利烏斯·凱撒（前102年-前44年）死亡之後，幾位古羅馬掌握實權的領導人，都宣稱自己繼承了凱撒家族的名號（與其合法的統治地位）。於是「凱撒」一詞便成了羅馬皇帝的眾多頭銜之一。在羅馬帝國的四帝共治時期，戴克里先正式將「凱撒」一詞重新定位為「副帝」，為「正帝」頭銜奧古斯都的副手與指定繼承人。
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