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 1     I|          the disciple, thief and traitor. The sixth, that before
 2    II|        for he knew well that the traitor should come. And S. Andrew
 3    II|          would not suffer such a traitor in his land alive. ~And
 4   III|        in the place of Judas the traitor. And his life is read in
 5   III|        in the place of Judas the traitor, and therefore first we
 6    IV|          he would have known the traitor that should betray our Lord
 7    IV|          said his sister and the traitor Askeberd had falsely conspired
 8    IV|       sleep, and then this false traitor purposed to have slain the
 9    IV|        dove. And then the wicked traitor drew the body into a great
10    IV|        in the place of Judas the traitor. And S. Projecte, whom the
11    IV|       body of her that bare this traitor. And when the prince of
12    IV|         to the knight: Thou most traitor of all men, wherefore hast
13     V| delivered him to their lord as a traitor. This blessed saint, always
14     V|        said to him: See how this traitor renegade deceiveth me, why
15    VI|          the king said: Draw the traitor out of my presence, for
16    VI|        the apostle, for he is no traitor ne enchanter, but is sent
17    VI|        him, that ye take me as a traitor and wicked, and put me away
18    VI|         should keep you from the traitor Peter, and ye have not only