caius

There were just too many velar consonants to go around, and they were exchanged sometimes, like Caius and Gaius.

If Caius wants to work in an up-tight organization maybe he should give you a call.

Etymonline [0] says 'tsar' comes from Caesar, which comes from the name Caius Julius Caesar.

Either way, some humongous balls on his parents there, naming him Caius Julius Caesar...

Remembering Asterix and exposing him as Caius Detritus incarnation, I stopped his misdeeds (until he moved to another room....).

Morrowind was great about this: you get to Caius Cosades and he tells you to go do other things before he gives you your first orders.

Here's an article in /The Caius Engineer/ vol.

Nobody looked at the story of Sir Ronald Fisher and decided he need a window somewhere; they looked at the yearbooks of Gonville and Caius and found who could fit on the windows.

>who decides in this case, the leadership at Caius College.

This is not actually a rule, but is now widely accepted after two Robinson College students attending a Caius College formal hall were fined in excess of £50 and given a lifelong ban from the college for pennying his dessert.

That would go down better if he understood that there have been aristocrats who were political populists for all of recorded history, most notably a certain Caius Julius Caesar who started out with the bluest blood and thinnest purse in Rome.

This that does not know that you cannot ring the doorbell of Caius Julius Caesar though it read a biography; that which would indicate the swan right there as white in spite of being told differently; that which goes full delirious.

An exquisitely-carved shrine to the goddess of revenge inscribed “Caius Herennius Charito fulfilled his promise” sends a goddamn message, doesn’t it?

My favorite character is Caius Detritus, you know the guy that bring discord in seconds wherever he goes in "La Zizanie".

Lobsters had a weekly thread by caius called, "What are you doing this week?" People would post personal projects or experiences in it.

If your "problem space" fits into the testing domain then I'd recommend checking out whether Caius would work for you.

Gaius (also written Caius) was his given name, Ivlivs (Julius) the family name, Caesar the cognomen.

From England there are only three choirbooks (Eton, Lambeth, Caius) surviving from the first half of the 16th century, when the catalogue from just a single college at one university lists tens of choirbooks.

The then Dean of Caius, the late Rev Hugh Montefiore, had an inkling who was responsible and sent a congratulatory case of champagne to their staircase, while maintaining in public he knew nothing of the culprits.