Book, Chapter

 1        2, IX   | disgraceful manner, and who was betrayed by those whom he called
 2        2, X    |        He." And Judas also, who betrayed Him, was standing with them.
 3        2, XI   |         next place, that He was betrayed by those whom He called
 4        2, XI   |        his teacher. For be that betrayed Him gave to the multitude
 5        2, XI   |      had done so, he would have betrayed Him, even publicly, without
 6        2, XI   |  related that, "when Judas, who betrayed Him, knew that He was condemned,
 7        2, XI   |     have sinned, in that I have betrayed the innocent blood. But
 8        2, XI   |     have sinned, in that I have betrayed the innocent blood," was
 9        2, XI   |       that one of His disciples betrayed Him; and will they add to
10        2, XI   |      Scriptural account that he betrayed Him also with his whole
11        2, XI   |    suppose now that He had been betrayed by some one of His disciples,
12        2, XII  |       great multitudes was ever betrayed; nor even a wicked captain
13        2, XII  |          but Jesus, having been betrayed by his subordinates, neither
14        2, XII  |   accounts of generals who were betrayed by their own soldiers, and
15        2, XII  |        or robber chief was ever betrayed, what does that contribute
16        2, XVIII|  statement, "that these persons betrayed and denied him without manifesting
17        2, XVIII|         is false to say that he betrayed his master without an exhibition