traitor
traitor
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P. and V. προδότης, ὁ.
subs.
P. and V. προδότης, ὁ.
TRAITOR
perduellis: perduellionis reus: majestatis reus (reus as accused): civium or rei publicae paricida (Cic. Cat. 1 12 29; Sall. Cat. 51 25. Vid: TREASON): proditor (that has an understanding with a foreign enemy and acts in concert with him against his country; then also general term one who injures the interests of his country). To be a traitor paricidio patriae obstrictum esse.
perduellis: perduellionis reus: majestatis reus (reus as accused): civium or rei publicae paricida (Cic. Cat. 1 12 29; Sall. Cat. 51 25. Vid: TREASON): proditor (that has an understanding with a foreign enemy and acts in concert with him against his country; then also general term one who injures the interests of his country). To be a traitor paricidio patriae obstrictum esse.
traitor:
1. perduellis, is, m. (against one's country, against the government): Cic.: Plaut.
2. perduellionis reus; majestatis reus: v.TREASON .
3. parrĭcīda, ae: t. to the state, p. reipublicae, Sall. Cat. 51: Tac.
4. prōdĭtor: a t. to his country, p. patriae, Cic. Fin. 3, 19, 64: v.BETRAYER .
1. perduellis, is, m. (against one's country, against the government): Cic.: Plaut.
2. perduellionis reus; majestatis reus: v.
3. parrĭcīda, ae: t. to the state, p. reipublicae, Sall. Cat. 51: Tac.
4. prōdĭtor: a t. to his country, p. patriae, Cic. Fin. 3, 19, 64: v.
προδότης
προδότης, traitor, betrayer
Eurybatus, legendary traitor
Κιλλικῶν
Cillicon, legendary traitor
παρείσακτος
sneaked in (spies, traitors, usurpers)
συμπροδότης
fellow-traitor
προδότης, traitor, betrayer
appearing fewer than 50 times
ΕὐρύβατοςEurybatus, legendary traitor
Κιλλικῶν
Cillicon, legendary traitor
παρείσακτος
sneaked in (spies, traitors, usurpers)
συμπροδότης
fellow-traitor