M.2.223KD.2.223Thei wesshen hym and wipped hym and wounden hym in cloutes
Cr1.2.222KD.2.223 They wash him & wipe him & wounden him in clouts
C.2.223KD.2.223 They wesschen hym and wiped hym · and woundein in cloutes
G.3.222KD.2.223 theyG.3.222: The final <y> here is not in the scribe's usual form and may be an addition. See, e.g., the form of <y> used by WH
on f.72v. wysshen hym & wypen hym & wond hym In clouvtes
O.2.222KD.2.223ÞeÞe[i] wesschen hym & wipeden hym & wounden hym in cloutes
R.2.182KD.2.223 Þei weschen hym and wyped hym and wonden hym in
clothesR.2.182:
Although Hm agrees with alpha, beta itself must have read cloutes. It is
unclear what the reading of Ax was since the alpha / beta disjunction is
mirrored by nearly equal numbers of A witnesses. Cx, however, agrees with beta on this form.