"traytoresse" meaning in Middle English

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          "text": "And maynted hys son aryght / Bothe by day and by nyght, / And hys clerkys thre and fyve, / Tha[t] holpyn to save hys sone on lyve / With sevene talys that thay tolde, / The sevene clerkys that were so bolde, / Agayns the wyle traytoresse, / Hys stepmoder the emperesse.",
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          "text": "Wyffe to humfrey duke of glosester howe y⸌e⸍ sayd humfrey ungodly maryed, she beynge y⸌e⸍ lawfull wyffe of John duke of brabaunt, ⁊ besyde her he all so y⸌e⸍ company of othar amongste y⸌e⸍ whiche was one Elianor Chobham, who by sorsere ⁊ wicche craftes caused hym to leave y⸌e⸍ said Jaquyl of holand ⁊ to marie hem y⸌e⸍ sayd Elianore, who afftar was a traytoresse to kynge henry y⸌e⸍ vj",
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