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proditorie [ML proditorius+-e] , in a manner that pertains to betrayal or treachery, treacherously. b as a traitor, or in respect of treachery. verumtamen inconsulta carnis affectio, ~ie blandiens et amicabiliter fallens, in devium te retorquet P. Blois Ep. 11. 33A; s1174 qui contra innocentiam vestram nequiter et ~ie ‥ calcaneum extulerunt (Lit.) G. Hen. II I 70; s1258 interfecti sunt ~ie ‥ a Walensibus intercepti Flor. Hist. II 419; 1347‥ ipseque et Duncanus de Fyf ‥ qui ad fidem et ligeantiam ‥ Edward de Balliolo regis Scotie ‥ a prefato rege Scotie ~ie recesserunt RScot 688a; callide, false, et ~ie fecit hec omnia ‥ in magnum dedecus et dampnum regni V. Ed. II 172; s1419 castrum de Werk capitur per Willelmum Haliburton ‥ qui deceptus ‥ interfectus est ~ie Bower XV 31. b nec dubium ‥ alioquin ex consensu gravissimo sunt ~ie accusandi Wycl. Sim. 6.

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