Readings for line KD.11.320

notaL.11.324: An unrubricated paraph marker appears in the left margin. Since the scribe failed to skip a line, the rubricating scribe may have failed to notice it.
L.11.324KD.11.320
¶ Ac moche more in metynge þus · with me gan one dispute
M.11.323KD.11.320
Ac muche more in metynge þus  with me gan on dispute
Cr1.11.323KD.11.320
And much more in meting thus , with me gan one dispute
W.11.324KD.11.320
Ac muche moore in metynge þus . wiþ me gan oon dispute
Hm.12.199KD.11.320
Ac muche more yn metynge thus · wyþ me gan on dyspute ·
C.11.323KD.11.320
And muche more in metyng thus with me gan oon dispute
G.12.325KD.11.320
& butG.12.325: Despite the addition of but, there appears to have been no attempt to cross out the ampersand at the beginning of the line. Most manuscripts read Ac. moche more In metyng þus wyth me gan on dysspuvte
O.11.325KD.11.320
Ac myche more in metyng þus  wiþ me gan oon dispute
R.11.335KD.11.320
¶ Ac muche more in metynge þus  with me gan on dispute .
F.8.326KD.11.320.1
& þus y fel in þowhtis feele / flappynge in myn herte.
F.8.327KD.11.320.2
Þat alle myn spiritys weryn sore stoned / & þerwith y waknede.
F.8.328KD.11.320.3
& as manye & feele þowhtis / felle flappynge in myn herte.
F.8.329KD.11.320.4
Alle myn spirytis weryn stoned / & þerwith y a-wakede.
F.8.330KD.11.320.5
& ful sore syȝhede / þe syghte was so mervylous.
F.8.331KD.11.320.6
& streyhte me / & turnede me / & to my-selue y seide.
F.8.332KD.11.320.7
Þis ys a mychil merveyle / what menynge it meneþ.
F.8.333KD.11.320.8
F.8.333: What was probably the scribe's instructions to the rubricator for passus division has been cropped on the left, leaving just <u> and the <us> abbreviation. & in þis þowht stille y lay / a long tyme after.
F.9.1KD.11.320.9
ASF.9.1: The ornamental capital is in red and green ink with red and green flourishes running from the top to the bottom of the page in the left margin. y lay & lokede forþ / lowe vp-on þe greene.