Caese Comes from the latin family name Caecillii, held by an aristocrathic family from the antic Rome. It got it from one of its ancester called Caecus, meaning : the blind one.
This word generated the French word "Cécité", discribing a disability. During the antic times, it was caracterising claivoyants or psychics.
Evolving into Caese, this name began to be used around the 16th century, often for males. Since then, it's been used in numerous countries with different variations to evolve into a feminine name : Cécile.