Readings for line KD.15.293

L.15.303KD.15.293
Some þei solde and some þei sothe · and so þei lyued bothe
M.15.299KD.15.293
Some þei solde . and somme thei sothe . and so þei liued bothe
Cr1.15.296KD.15.293
Some they sold & some they soth , & so they liued both
W.15.299KD.15.293
Som þei solde and som þei soden . and so þei lyued boþe
Hm.15.295KD.15.293
somme þey sothyn & summe soldyn · and so they lyued boþe
C.15.294KD.15.293
Some thay shalde · and som thei sethed · and so þei leued bothe
G.16.298KD.15.293
some þei solde & some they soothe / & so they lyuved bothe
O.15.298KD.15.293
Sum þei soldenO.15.298: OC2 alone have the form solden in place of solde. & sum þei soþen  & so þei lyueden boþe
R.15.322KD.15.293
Somme þei solde and somme þei eetenR.15.322: Alpha's eeten is an easier replacement for the correctly alliterating sothe(n) found in the best beta manuscripts. Cf. R.15.468:. The C version incorporates this same line, but the lemma in question shows a wide range of attested readings among C witnesses.  & so þei lyued bothe .
F.11.309KD.15.293
& summe þei solden & summe þei eetynF.11.309: Alpha's eetyn replaces soden, "seethed," which appears in beta manuscripts. / & so lyveden boþe.