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proditiose

proditiose [ML proditiosus+-e] , in a manner that pertains to betrayal or treachery, treacherously. ~e in regem Anglie irruere G. Ric. I 128; s1187 hos Salahadinus cum patruo suo Saracuno tunc temporis apud Egyptios militans ~e peremit incautos Itin. Ric. I 4; s1187 comes Tripolitanus ‥ vexillum regis in terram ~e demittens, Christianos fecit fugam meditari M. Par. Maj. II 328 (cf. Flor. Hist. II 98); s1230 Templarii et Hospitalarii ‥ significaverunt subdole et ~e nimis soldano Babilonie quod imperator proposuit adire flumen Jordanis Oxnead Chr. 158; s1334 comes de Asseles fuit ~e conversus ad Scotos Ann. Paul. 362; s1307 capta Scocia ~e per R[obertum] le Bruys Ad. Mur. Chr. 10; s1377 per idem tempus captus est quidam miles, nomine Johannes Menstreworthe, qui ~e exercitum deseruerat Anglicanum Chr. Angl. 135.

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