| VNCLE THOMAS CAESAR CONQUERS LAS VEGAS |
| Max Antony, Di Cleopatra & Caesar in front of the MGM Lion |
| "Friends, Romans & Countrymen Lend Me Your Ears" |
| "I love the name honor, more than I fear death." Vncle Thomas Caesar |
| "Veni, Vidi, Vici." I came, I saw, I conquered. |
| "Fortune is merry, And in this mood will give us anything." - Caesar |
| Caesar with the Poet Ovid "Fortune & love favor the brave." - Ovid |
| Max Antony, Thomas Caesar & Billy Caligula in front of Caesar's Palace |
| Max Antony looks on as Caligula makes a play for Cleopatra |
| Caesar's Roman Baths |
| The Poet Ovid, Caesar, Caligula & Max Antony At the Gladiator Arena |
| Max Antony & Caesar Bask in the Warm Glow of Victory with Brutus. "Beware the Ides of March." |
| Surveying the Spoils of War "Your swords, made rich With the Most Noble Blood of all this World." - Caesar |
| Caesar & Cleopatra With the Legendary Gladiator Joe Louis |
| "Endure and persist; this pain will turn to good by and by." - Ovid the Poet |
| Caesar's Palace |
| "Love and dignity cannot share the same abode." - Ovid the Poet |
| "Little things please little minds." - Ovid the Poet |
| "Daring is not safe against Daring Men." - Ovid the Poet |
| "I had rather have such men my friends than enemies." - Vncle Thomas Caesar |
| "What is it that love does to a woman? Without she only sleeps; with it alone, she lives." - Ovid the Poet |
| Caesar's Beer Maiden |
| Caesar's Favorite Watering Hole in the Hinterlands |
| THE GLADIATOR PENGUINS WIN! "Savor the occasion, for it passes swiftly - Ovid the Poet |
| April, 2008 A.D. |