Readings for line KD.14.207

L.14.220KD.14.207
And þe riche is reuerenced · by resoun of his richchesse
M.14.221KD.14.207
And þe riche is reuerenced . by reson of his richesse
Cr1.14.221KD.14.207
And the rych is reuerenced , by reason of hys ryches
W.14.219KD.14.207
And þe riche is reuerenced . by reson of his richesse
Hm.14.221KD.14.207
and þe ryche is reuerensid · by resoun of his rycches
C.14.219KD.14.207
And the riche is yreuerenced ; by reson of his richesse
G.15.218KD.14.207
& þe ryche ys reuerensed by þe reason off hys ryches
O.14.219KD.14.207
And þe riche is reuerenced  bi resoun of his richesse
R.14.219KD.14.207
AcR.14.219: Beta has And; F reads But. The C manuscripts divide by major families on this lection, the P family completely omitting the conjunction while the X family, like beta, attests And. þe riche is reuerenced  bi reson of his richesse .
F.10.686KD.14.207
ButF.10.686: Alpha is responsible for But (or R's Ac). Beta manuscripts have And. þe ryche is reuerencid / be resoun of his rychesse. Bx reads as follows:
Ac (or And) þe riche is reuerenced by reson of his richesse
Ther þe poore is put bihynde and parauenture kan moore
Of wit and of wisdom þat fer awey is bettre
Than richesse or reautee, and raþer herd in heuene.
The revision of the fourth line above suggests that the omission of the third had already occurred in F's exemplar.