Readings for line KD.1.27

L.1.27KD.1.27
For loth in his lifdayes · for likyng of drynke
M.1.27KD.1.27
For loth in his liue-days  for likynge of drynke
Loth ,
Cr1.1.27KD.1.27
For Lothe in his lyue-dayes for lykynge of dryncke
W.1.27KD.1.27
For LothW.1.27: One character, probably <h>, was erased after Lot. in hise lifdayes . for likynge of drynke
Hm.1.27KD.1.27
for loo.t in his lyfdayes  for lykyng of drynke
C.1.27KD.1.27
For Loth in his lif-dayes · for likyng of drynke
lott
G.2.27KD.1.27
for lottG.2.27: Two dots (like a colon) follow the word lott, one above and one below the cross bar of the <t>. The presence of marginal lott suggests that they may be there for emphasis. Since they are in brown ink, they have probably been added by the scribe when he was engaged in his later spelling corrections (hand1.1). In hys lyuve days for lykyng off drynke
O.1.27KD.1.27
For loth in his lijf-dayes  for likyng of drynk
R.1.27KD.1.27
For loth in his lif-dayes  for lykyng of drinke .
F.2.27KD.1.27
For looth in hise lif dayes / þorghȝ lykynge of drynke.