Part, Question

 1   2, 48  |    those chiefly who are angry betray signs thereof in ~their
 2   2, 100 |        of the commonwealth, or betray the state to its ~enemies,
 3   2, 31  |        a man plots secretly to betray his ~country to its enemies,
 4   2, 31  |       by so doing "a man would betray his brother's sins ~instead
 5   2, 60  |    danger of death, were he to betray a thief, or withstand him. ~
 6   2, 134 |     many hardships rather than betray their ~country or commit
 7   3, 47  | alluding to ~Judas, who was to betray Him. The Jews are likewise
 8   3, 72  |   shame. Now both these things betray ~themselves principally
 9 Suppl, 11|      the priest beware lest he betray the sinner, by word, or ~
10 Suppl, 11|       neither word nor sign to betray the ~penitent.~Aquin.: SMT