The term CONQUEST FOR CAESAR is composed of four words, each with a different number of letters. The first word is GAUL, which is a region in Western Europe that was conquered by Julius Caesar in the Gallic Wars. The second word is IDES, which refers to the 15th day of the Roman calendar month, and was the day on which Julius Caesar was assassinated. The third word is SID, which is an abbreviation for the Latin phrase 'sine die, ' meaning 'without a day' or 'indefinitely.' The fourth and final word is AVE, which is a Latin greeting meaning 'HAIL' or 'greetings.' Together, these four words represent Julius Caesar's conquest of GAUL, his assassination on the Ides of March, and the indefinite continuation of his legacy.