Sola contricio &c ·L.11.84: LMWR read &c · Most B manuscripts end the Latin quotation delet peccatum. The scribe wrote this line to the right of the previous line, probably because he was at the end of the page and did not
want the line separated from the rest of the line group.
Þor.wgh contricion come to þe heiȝe heuene Sola contricio & ceteraM.11.83: Kane and Donaldson's apparatus, which records KD11.81α as in margin, is here perhaps misleading. M treats Sola contricio & cetera as the end of KD11.81.
W.11.84: This boxed line appears as an insertion placed immediately to the right of the previous line with two red diagonal
pen strokes to indicate its proper place in the sequence. The hand of the text is that of the original scribe.Sola contricio &c