Judas Iscariot
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+ | After Jesus' execution by the Roman authorities, Judas committed [[suicide]] by [[hanging]]. | ||
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+ | His name became synonymous with "betrayer". | ||
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+ | See also: [[quisling]] | ||
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After Jesus' execution by the Roman authorities, Judas committed suicide by hanging.
His name became synonymous with "betrayer".
See also: quisling
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