Readings for line KD.3.222

L.3.223KD.3.222
Men þat teche chyldren · craue of hem mede
M.3.223KD.3.222
Men þat techen children . craue of hem mede .
Cr1.3.224KD.3.222
Men that teachen children crauen after mede
W.3.223KD.3.222
Men þat teche children . crauen after Mede           W.3.223:nota
Hm.3.222KD.3.222
men that techen chyldren · crauen of hem mede
C.3.223KD.3.222
Men þat techeþ children · craue of hem mede
G.4.223KD.3.222
men that teychen chyldre crauve off theym mede
O.3.222KD.3.222
Men þat techen children  crauen of hem mede
R.3.213KD.3.222
Men þat techetR.3.213: Here most B witnesses (including F) read teche(n). Manuscript C reads techeþ, which may be what was intended by R (C's form is used by R on many other occasions). MED, s. v. techen, acknowledges techet as a possible 3rd sing. pres. inflection of techen, but the few citations are almost all from the twelfth and thirteenth centuries. children  crauen of hem mede .
F.4.210KD.3.222
& men þat techen chyldryn / craven of hem meede.F.4.210: A pointing finger is added in the margin by a later hand.