Cassius

[ kash-uhs ]

noun

1. a male given name.

Example Sentences

Cassius had previously lived in the wild, where he was known for catching and eating cattle, and attacking boat propellers before being captured.

From BBC

On Monday, as the blast furnaces were being shut down for the last time, Tata steelworker Cassius Walker-Hunt labelled the moment as the "the dragon's final breath".

From BBC

Bochetto and his business partner at the time renovated the frame house to how it looked when Ali — known then as Cassius Clay — lived there with his parents and younger brother.

From Seattle Times

Johnson’s older brother, Cassius, played football at the University of San Diego, which gave Johnson an opportunity to see Qualcomm Stadium — from the outside, at least.

From Los Angeles Times

Cassius Dio, a senator and contemporary of the emperor, wrote of his final marriage that he “was bestowed in marriage and was termed wife, mistress and queen.”

From Washington Times