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Traditor, plural:
traditores (Latin), is a term
meaning "the one(s) who had
handed over" and
defined by Merriam-Webster as "one of the
Christians giving...
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people became known as
traditors ("surrenderers"). The
schism between the two
Christian wings centered on the
status of
traditor clergy. The Donatists...
- (in
every place)
Julius Caesar's The
Gallic War, 7.67
omnis traductor traditor every translator is a
traitor every translation is a
corruption of the...
- held that "one of the
three bishops who had
consecrated Caecilian was a
traditor", and
therefore Caecilian's
consecration was invalid. Furthermore, they...
- "to
deliver or hand over". Specifically, it is
derived from the term "
traditors",
which refers to
bishops and
other Christians who
turned over sacred...
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Ferrucci was destro**** by the
Imperial army. Ferrucci's exclamation: "Ahi
traditor Malatesta!" has
remained famous.
Baglioni was thus able to
return to Perugia...
- new
bishop of Carthage) was
consecrated by
Felix of Aptungi, an
alleged traditor. His
opponents consecrated Majorinus, a short-lived
rival who was succeeded...
- [già] la dura
sorte del
fascista vile
traditor,
ormai sicura è [già] la dura
sorte del
fascista vile
traditor.
Cessa il vento,
calma è la bufera, torna...
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Krips (1955)
Donna Elvira arrives and
thwarts the
seduction ("Ah,
fuggi il
traditor" – "Flee from the traitor!"). She
leaves with Zerlina. Don
Ottavio and...
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Demetrio (1694), in
which occur the
arias "Le Violette", and "Ben ti sta,
traditor". From
about 1697
onwards (La
caduta del Decemviri),
influenced partly...
