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The new poker room at Caesars Palace

The Caesar Rodney AFJROTC join us at the car show.

French Army CAESAR of the 40e Régiment d’Artillerie (40e RA), 501e Régiment de Chars de Combat (501e RCC) military base, Mourmelon-le-Grand, May 12, 2018.

Portrait of young Julius Caesar (100BC - 44BC).

At the original pedestrian entrance, the nude Apollo is flanked by two bronze female nudes, one of which is in the foreground.

 

Yes, Celine Dion is back for another lengthy Las Vegas residency. But no, she's not singing this particular weekend.

Caesar Salad is a recipe from The Weekly Meal Plan System by The Organized Cook is a family dinner meal planning guide making cooking simple and easy through organized menu planning for the weekly family dinner menu

Photographed at Caesar's Palace, Las Vegas, Nevada

Five Lettuce "Caesar"

Bordeaux radish + garlic anchovy vinaigrette. ($16)

 

Upland

New York, New York

(May 11, 2015)

 

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In today's Tijuana, only the Caesar's Sports Bar and Grill, next door to Hotel Caesars, is closest to the historical ground zero of the salad. Until around 1993, the restaurant in The Coronet Bar, and Restaurant Caesar's Palace (both defunct), competed with the restaurant in Hotel Caesars for the "best Caesar's Salad" in Tijuana.

My awesome dog!

at some birds who where sitting on the wall.

I love the sunlight in his eyes (-:

Oops - forgot to take my picture of the day, so here’s my dinner - Chicken Salad with Home Made Creamy Caesar Dressing

 

My 365-2023: #47 of 365

This is Baby Caesar, inspired by my son's very bald head and pokey ears. His head and ears were just crying out to wear a laurel wreath.

 

I made the tunic from a homemade pattern and used white cotton. The drape is simply purple broadcloth with finished edges and a gold ribbon trim.

 

The laurel wreath is craft wire covered in gold ribbon with leaves cut off a clearance rack bouquet of fake flowers.

 

He's ready to rule the Roman world.

Las Vagas is ripe with photographic opportunities. This unique escalator was photographed within Caesar's Palace casino.

Caesar beat the odds and put up an amazing fight, he lived well past the 3 months the vets predicted, but no amount of money or vet care could save him and this morning we had to let him go. We will miss him dearly.

Oct 10, 2007 - June 7, 2014

RIP

Woodcut of Julius Caesar

Established heading (LC): Caesar, Julius

 

Penn Libraries call number: SC55 Es654 576h

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Catalog record

Las Vegas, USA ~ September 3, 2018

 

Aureus (Gold, 6.99 g 5), Rome, 196.

Obverse: L SEPT SEV PERT AVG IMP VII Laureate head of Septimius Severus to right.

Reverse: SEVERI AVG PII FIL Bare-headed and draped bust of Caracalla Caesar to right.

Rarity: Extremely rare.

References: Biaggi –. BMC p. 43 † (this coin). C. –. Foss 14 (this coin). Hill 203 (this coin). RIC 72 (this coin). Sear II 6514 (this coin). Vagi 1708 (this coin).

Condition: Nicely toned and with a remarkable portrait of the young Caracalla. Good extremely fine.

 

Provenance: From the collection of N.B. Hunt, III, Sotheby’s 4 December 1990, 83, ex Vinchon, Monte-Carlo, 7 November 1977, 122, and J. Hirsch XXIX, 9 November 1910, 1148.

 

Note: Septimius Severus, one of the craftiest emperors Rome ever had, was born in Lepcis Magna in 145, and came from a very prominent family, partially of Punic origin. He became a senator in 169 and commanded a legion under Marcus Aurelius. After the death of his first wife, about whom little is known, he married the beautiful, wealthy and powerful Julia Domna, daughter of Julius Bassianus, the high priest of the sun god of Emesa. She was famous for having a horoscope predicting that her husband would be king, and it is very possible that Septimius Severus believed in it. In any case, at the time of Pertinax’s murder Septimius Severus was governor of Pannonia Superior, and when news of the events reached Carnuntum his three legions proclaimed him emperor. He soon received the allegiance of all the troo1 on the northern frontier, and immediately marched on Rome and disposed of Didius Julianus. Domna’s horoscope had come true and since Severus already had two sons (the future emperors Caracalla and Geta, born in 188 and 189), he must have felt that he could form a dynasty. But, in order to remove any threat in the West while he tackled Pescennius Niger, he gave the title of Caesar to Clodius Albinus, commander of the army in Britain. After Niger’s defeat, he returned to Rome and broke with Albinus both by giving Caracalla the title of Caesar (an event that this coin commemorates) and by having Albinus declared a public enemy. Albinus replied by declaring himself emperor in Gaul: he was, however, defeated and forced to commit suicide in 197, leaving Severus as the undisputed ruler of the Roman world. To celebrate the fact that the empire was ruled by an emperor with two living and healthy sons, thus ensuring the succession, Septimius Severus produced one of the most extraordinary coinages in Roman history: the so-called dynastic issues. These coins bore portraits of one member of the imperial family on their obverses (sometimes Severus and Julia both appear there) coupled with portraits of between one and three other members on their reverses. The mint’s finest engravers cut the dies for the gold pieces, and the coins themselves must have been issued in relatively small numbers for presentation purposes since they are very rare, indeed, today. The present coin is the very first of the series, and is very possibly the rarest of all of them. Other examples of Severan dynastic issues are found below, as 51 (Severus and his two sons), 57 (Julia and Caracalla), 61 (Caracalla and Plautilla), and 65 (Geta and his father and brother). Still others appear in Leu 86 and are, in gold: 890 (Severus and Julia), 891 (Severus with his wife and two sons), 913 (Geta with Caracalla) and 915 (Geta with his parents); and in silver, 896 (Julia with her two sons) and 903 (Caracalla with his parents).

 

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Strikingly beautiful

CAESAR'S LOUNGE

One of two nite spots at

POCONO GARDENS LODGE

Cresco, Penn. 18326

 

Mailed from Cresco, PA to Miss Sharon Cullen of Kenmore, New York on April 8, 1970:

 

Dear Sharon & Mike,

Arrived Sunday afternoon & having a great time. The food is delicious & the hotel is gorgeous. See you soon. Ann & Dave.

 

KARDmasters

46663-C

CAPA-019023

Little Caesars (2,106 square feet)

3225 South Crater Road, Petersburg, VA

 

This location opened in 2012 and was originally located here; it was originally a Taco Bell, which was built and opened in 1986 and relocated here in 2009.

Golden Hour at Caesars Palace

Caesars Palace at Night - Las Vegas, NV

Caesar's Palace architecture

Little Caesars

www.littlecaesars.com/

 

little caesars is a blessing and a curse. Cheap pizza which doesnt taste that bad.

I wish the pizza box was alittle bit cooler than this, maybe someday!

 

One of my lame stupid goals is to make a small art book of pizza box art. A combination of my love of pizza with graphics and screen printing.

one of the "old" and traditional Hotels and Casinos in Las Vegas, Nevada.

 

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This replica of a well-known statue of Apollo welcomes visitors to the original pedestrian entrance to Caesars Palace.

 

This is the only male nude at Caesars Palace that faces the Strip. I like to refer to him as "the Teabagger of the Las Vegas Strip."

 

Yes, Celine Dion is back in Las Vegas for another lengthy residency, but not performing for this particular weekend.

1/6th scale World War Robot Caesar R.I.P 003 from Father and Son two pack.

 

Designed by Ashley Wood

Produced by ThreeA

TNCMS, Craiova, 2016.

French Army CAESAR of the 40e Régiment d’Artillerie (40e RA), 501e Régiment de Chars de Combat (501e RCC) military base, Mourmelon-le-Grand, May 12, 2018.

Little Caesars (4,259 square feet)

12496 Warwick Boulevard, Newport News, VA

 

This location opened on March 27th, 2019 and closed on September 30th, 2020; it was originally Mercer's Florist, which opened on August 16th, 1984 and closed in winter 2018. It became Little Vinny's To-Go in July 2022.

Julius Caesar Denarius

19 mm 3.75 gm

O: CAESAR DICT PERPETVO

Wreathed head right.

R: MACER

Venus standing facing, head lowered left, holding scepter and Victory; shield at feet to left.

Winter view from the east .

Walking the Las Vegas Strip 2009

 

Interesting Fact about his hotel:

Built in 1966. Caesars Palace was built with mob money.

Founded by Jay Sarno and Stanley Mallin. Sarno was a colorful character with a big appetite, you might say. To fulfill his big vision for Caesars, Sarno and Mallin got a $10.6 million loan from the Teamsters Union pension fund, sometimes referred to as “the mob’s bank.” The mob’s money was courtesy of none other than union boss Jimmy Hoffa. {Knowledge is Power}

 

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