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Kaecilius 

Kaecilius was a mage that was foolish enough to cast dark magic from forbidden books. He neglected that "the warnings come after the spells", and died screaming a quadrazillion times over in an infinite abyss. His last utterance was, 93/93!
Kaecilius? That Moron? All those thelemites have brain damage, bro.
Kaecilius by E Tetu De Ala Za May 27, 2022
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Caecilius 

Caecilius is a person in a Latin textbook who never leaves his horto or his villa in Pompeii.

He is also the ghost that haunts the rest of the textbooks.
Caecilius est in horto.

Caecilius is the father of Quintus
Caecilius by Thatmeerkat May 17, 2019

Caecilius 

1. The daddy.

2. Popular latin father.
Caecilius est pater.

Caecilius is the daddy.
Caecilius by Allizonk December 9, 2008

caecilius est in metella 

caecilius est in metella translates to "caecilius is in metella." ;) ;) ;) it's a meme among the Cambridge Latin community and is easy to put together after reading the first two or so chapters of the book.
Caecilius est in Metella. Quintus est perterritus. --> Caecilius is in Metella. Quintus is terrified.

caecilius 

a main character in a latin text book
caecilius, "metella sedet atruim"

caecilius said, "metella is sitting in the hallway
caecilius by caitlim December 2, 2004

Caecilius 

a main character in a latin text book
Caecilius "Metella" dixit "in atrio sedet"

Caecilius said, "Metella is sitting in the hallway."
Caecilius by Maria Gonzales September 13, 2008

Caecilius 

vir in horto esse amat
Caecilius est in horto
Caecilius by aquasulis April 5, 2017
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